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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-07-23

ci6n, porque seran siempre
un obstaculo para ell exito fl
nal.
Cuantas empresas indivi.
duales, colectivas y sociales,
han fracasado por falta de
buenos directories! Por no
saber escojer el personal que
los rodea, distribuir ei traba-
jo q cada uno, en- proportion
de su inteligencia y aptitu-
des y per falta de discipline?
Citaremos un ejemplo de
esta localidad: "En Laredo
Sc han iniciado varias empire
sas, y todas han fracasado
por falta de una buena "or.
ganizaci6n," de un personal
adecuado.
Por dltirno, Ia misma ciu-
dad, una de las mas antiguas
de los Estados Unidos, no ha
progresado por la misma ra-
z6n.
Hace 25 amos que San An
tonic, Texas, no tenia 20 mil
habitantes, y hoy cuenta ITO
mil. FL Paso yo 10 conoci
con 10 mil habitantes, y hoy
tiene rs mil. Laredo es ell
pals del Mariana, casi esta
estacionario!
iDe que depende tai fen6.
memo? faltan los factorea del
exito!
Respetuosamente,
| ri..:,.-...b LUIS BRUNI. /,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-07-23

vi. NADIA sobre NADIA. Re.
citaci6n .por sl alumno do
81 aiio, Dionisio Alvarado.
VII. Yo quiero ser c6nico.
Dialogo por los alumnos Do
So siio Juan Cara y Jose
Mayer.
VIII Esgrima dc Ia Bale.
meta. Asalto ejecutado por
cuatro alumnos de lss amos
superiores.
TX Cosas de los ninos. .Ju.
guete c6mico por los ninos
de Ter aflo.
XoGimnssia &c Salon, eje.
cutada por los alumnos de
Il. Y q amos.
XI Acto de prestidijita-
ci6n por el alumno de s. a.
no Jose Mayer.
XII La Familia, transfor-
maciones ejeeutadss por 81
alumno de 30 aio, Dionisie
Alvarado.
XIII Gimnasia con basto-
mes, por los alumnos de 81 y
4o amos.
XIV Geroglfficos.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-07-23
San Luis
Potosi.

FL Domingo II del corrien-
tie mes Sc verificaron en- San
Luis Potosf las elecciones pa
ra Gobernador del Estado.
"a sabian nuestros lectO-
res, porque nosotros 10 diji-
mos sepetidas veces, que ell
Sr. Ing. d. Jose M. Espino-
say Cuevas era ell Gnico can
didsto que habfa aparecido
en- todo ell Estado de S. Luis
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-07-23
Los FaCfOreS
del Exifo.

SO apresura a aplicarla. En-
tonces sucede en- el un traba-
jo extralo, nuevo, enorme;
ell de organizar la empresa,
que ha previsto con ell pensa-
miento como un relampago.
Rocoje en- ST la experiencia
del pasado, los medios actua-
les y los recursos del porve.
mir.
Ell germen fructifca, y es.
tudiada, preparada, predis-
puesta, pronta q ccmbatir
cualquiera fuerza contraria,
Y cualquier contrario evento,
la nueva empresa Sc consoli-
Ga, Sc extiende, prospera y
adquiere el dominic sobre to-
dos los demas rivales que la
combaten.
Quien puede decir cuando
fue ese relampago, ese mo-
mento de luz, que ilumin6 la
mente de Guillermo Marconi,
Y le hizo soncebir la idea de
la radio.telegrafia? Y el or
ganiz6 aquella idea, Ia madu
re-, la desarroll6, la aplic6 y
los naufragos del buque IRE
public" salvados por su idea
"organizada, han sido ell pri
nero 6 inolvidable monumen-
to, que la humanidad recono--
fcida lie levant6.
Lejos los escepticos, los de
biles, los tfmidos, los igno.
rantes; adelante, siempre
adelante sobre el carnino ira
zado por la primera idea, sin
perder nunca 81 amino, siem-
pre- frmes en- Ia primera
idea; adelante, adelants, he
aqui el primer factor del ext
to. Tener la idea es de to-
dos; pero "organizarla," es
decir, adaptana q dos item
pos y a los medios, trabajar
para perfeccionarla y engran
Edecerla; trasformarla seglr
las exigencias de los tiempos
Y de las circunstancias, es
privilegio de poeos.
! No basta; porQue 81 la idea
es la creaci6n, y'a "organi'
zaci6n" es ell medic para ma
Iterializarla, otro elsmento es
'necesario para que ella ten
ga 6xito; la saba distribu
ci6n del trabajo.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-07-23

Ell exito es ell triunfo final
de una empresa en- Ia cual el
hombre Sc cimenta, sea ella
empresa guerrero 9 financle-
ra, industrial 6 politica. Ell
exito cubre las culpas,,.puri-
flea, eleva y glorifica; y los
que tienen exito, tienen no
nores y respeto, y suben, su-
ben alto, hasta ser domina-
dores. Un ejemplo palpitan
to 10 tenemos en- Porfirio
Diaz y Teodoro Roosevelt.
Roosevelt, de simple Conf.
sario de policia, llega a Pre-
sidente de los EE. UU.
Diaz, de simple conductor
de revolucionarioS chinacos
llega a General y Dictator
de Mexico.
La historic antigua y mo-
derna esta LENA de tales
ejemplos: Cesar, de simple
Dux de legiones Sc eleva a
Emperador; Napoleon, de
oscuro teniente, concluye Dor
crear un imperio; Rockefeller
reina soberano, con gus NIL
millones, en- la industria y en-
ell comercio dol petroleo;
Hartman muere magnate dc
los caminos ferrocarrileros,
ETC., etc, ETC.; la fama del
aplauso universal los cubre.
y en- esa fama ensordscedora
y grandiosa Sc apaga y Sc
pierde ell llanto de los pobres,
que no han tenido mas falts
que la del exito..''
Pero, jcual es el magiste
rio que asegura ell exito? Poi
que este quiebra y cae a Ia
prlmera tentativa, y el otrc
avanza y llsga a las Gina:
mas elevadas, obrando en- e
mlsmo ambiente, con mediol
identicos y con semejante'
condolences?
lln dla, un honbre intell
sente, serio y tenaz, tien'
una rapida visi6s: pero bas
ssnte para ofrecer a la ment,
nuevos horizontes, nuevai
empresas, nueyas especula
clones. ae
Aquella vision resulta Ill
tormento para 81. Piensa
media, desarrolla la idea
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-07-23

Potosi, para tan importante
cargo, en- virtud de que el
pueblo potosino. justo apre-
ciador de los meritos del Sr.
Espinosa y Cuevas, y salts
fecho de la labor administra-
tiva de ese ciudadano en- el
periodo que esta para termi-
mar, le otorgo toda 81 con-
fianza, y 10 design6 para que
continuara desemperando
ese cargo por un nuevo perio
do, q fin de que pudiera en-
plear su experiencia y sus CO.
nocidas energias en- beneficio
del Estado.
No hubo, pues, lucha elec.
toral en- San Luis Potosi.
Ell Sr. Ing. Espinosa y Cue
vas continuara I'm perlodo
mas en- el Gobierno por el
consentimiento unanime de
todos los potosinos, y CONT
nuara en- Ia primera Magistra
tura del Estado, contando
con todos los elementos, por-
que todas las clases sociales
Ia prestaran ell concurso de
sus respeetivas energfas y de
su sanction moral, para que
continde, con su Teconocido
patriotismo y con sus envi-
diables aptitudes, la gran
obra de la reconstruction del
Estado, encarrilandolo pru-
deDtemente por las nuevas
Was y haciendole evolucionar
en- el sentido dc gu presperi-
dad y engrsndecimiento.
Pocos gobernantes de Me-
xico han recibido los testinio
MOS de aprobaci6n y simpa-
tia, cue ha recibido ell Sr. Fs
pinosa y Cuevas, no sclo de
sus gobernados, sino de todo
ell pals y a1n del extranjero.
/ Y es que su gesti6n como
gobernante ha sido siempre
honrada, progresista y sobre
todo, patri6tica y de conci-
liacion para todos los intere-
ses.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-07-23

Para baules, vslices, to-
lessopios, bolsas de mano y
paraguas, ocurra a "El Psla
clio de Hero" de los Srss.
Guerra 6 Izagukrs.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-07-23

clenCe manO Qe Id CUIa, ca
la cual funcionan los mdscu-
los ciegamente, sin sentir nj
obedecer al freno, 6 al impul
so del pensamiento; sino un
trabajo inteligente y cons
ciente; un trabajo libre de la
opresora rutina. I'm trabajo,
ea que cada uno tenga lapar
te correspondence a su apti.
tud y q su caracter, q la ten.
dencia de sus estudios y de
gu educaci6n; un trabajo que
qlien 10 ejecuta aea el mis-
mo una virtud creadora.
Aquel, pues, que concibio
y organize la "idea" debe
apl,carle trabajadores que
sean distribuidos racional-
mente, segdn las varias ca
pacidades.
Ell trabajo es ell instrumen.
to del exito, y cuando no Is
dissribuido racionalmentG
sucede como a aquel artesa.
no que guerra hacer instru-
mentos de precision, con he-
rramientas enmohecidas, no
adecuadas, 6 bien como a.
quel pastor que queria engor
dar su ganado en- un desierto
donde no habia pastura.
iQue dirian Uds. de un
hombre que quisiera cortar
uxa viguete con una navaja
de bolsa, 9 bien de an carpin
tero que quisIera aserrar una
tabla con un serrucho de re-.
lojero?
No, sehores; rodeandose
de personals incapaces, que
no piensan con su cerebro,
ninguna obra, ninguna indus
tria, ningln comercio puede
progresar.
81 la idea es ell alma, ell ira
bajo es la vida de una empire
sa; pero es precise no olvidar
que una Inica voluntad intes
lectual debe dirijir dichos
trabajos.
Asi solamente Sc obtiene
el exito, tanto en- las grandes
como en- las pequehas empire
sas; asf por los entes indivi-
duales, como nor los colecti
vos, porque tai es la impress
criptible ley del exito, y por
que esta escrito en- el libro
del destino que no Sc triunfa
'si no tenemos las grandes
virtudes de saber organizar
una idea concebida, y pdr 10
tanto, saber distribuir el ira
bajo, conocer las varias capa
cidades de las personas que
Sc deben emplear, ETC., etc.,
en- case contrario, todo Sc
precipitara en- la ruina, antes
de conseguir Ia meta de nues
tras aspiraciones.
Un 1ltirno elemento, pero
no menos importante, es ell
de interesar en- la empresa' a
los que trabajan en- ella, y
son de reconocida capacidad,
y 81 no la tienen, no importa
que sean amigos, parientes 9
hijos, Sc deben alejar de ella,
ayudandoles de otro modo,
segdn su capacidad e inclina-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-10
AMERICAN
MEETING
PERFECT ORGANIZATION LAST
NIGHT AT WHICH A LARGE
NUMBER OF RESIDENTS PAR
PARTICIPATED.

A very interesting and cheerful
meeting Of Germans, gentlemen and
ladies, was held at the Louis Null
lerleile real estate Office, on Wenat-
chez avenue, last evening. The room
was crowded with pioneer members
and it was decided to effect a tenn
porary organization, to be made per-
manent at the next meeting.
The election of temporary officers
resulted as follows: L. Ehlers, presi-
dent; L. Michel. secretary; F. Mech
tel, treasurer; H. Russell, L. Ehlers,
j. Elfers, hall and invitation commit
tee. The latter committee was au-
thorized to affiliate with the secretary
in order to propagate the organiza-
ton spirit among the citizens of Ger
man birth. The organization is to
be extended all over Douglas county
and Wenatchee valley, and no time
will be lost to call all Teutons into
LQelr proper sphere.
Various speeches were made in
which the proper attitude of the
German element was defined and the
lighter and cheerful as well as the
earnest phases of the cosmopolitan
American life fully discussed. One
fact is certain, that the Germans, as
a factor in Wenatchee, have come to
stay and how big the organization
will be can but be predicted by the
enthusiastic work of all concerned
The following general committee Is
active in enrolling members: l.. Eth.
lers, H. Russell, Louis Michel, Frank
Mechtel, John Elfers, Henry Spruck,
F. T. Blunck, Henry Book, Carl Rum
boltz, Louis Mullerleile, Frau Louis
Mullerleile, Frau Louis Michel, Frau
Henry Spruck.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-10

of town of Chelan, same is hereby
accepted, according to copy filed.
In the matter OF Cascade Orch
ards bridge it appears. according to
estimate of 1891 by county engin-
eer, that raising bridge would be ex-
cessive as original cost was about
$4,000.
In the matter of Darling Land
company plat of same is not approx
ed on account of restrictions and
reservations in dedication.
In the matter of ]. A. MacAr-
thurs petition for change in road,
all papers appearing regular, survey
is hereby ordered.
In the matter OF bond of L. w.
Mills, road supervisor, same is to
be approved by Mr.. Pitcher on cor
rection of clerical error.
In the matter of Courtway and
Reeds contract for repairs to road
near Monitor, it is ordered that the
county engineer notify contractors
to complete contract.
Commissioners adjourned to meet
again April 4, 1910.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-10
MARCH SESSION Is
FINISHED
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FINISH
MARCH BUSINESS ~ ADJUST
APRIL 4.

In the matter of tax on Ek NEA
SWA NEA and NWA Sc IA 32-27-
FL, final certificate having been is
sued 1907 and afterward cancelled
and reissued December IA, 1909,
therefore it is ordered that taxes for
1907, 1908 and 1909 be cancelled.
In the matter OF tax on SWN of
9-24-18, it appears that same was
placed on rolls as unknown but rec
ords show that final certificate was
issued to Charles J. Broth on July is,
1909. Therefore it is ordered that
tax on same for years 1908 and 1909
be and the same is hereby cancelled.
In the matter of tax on lots 2, 6, z.
and SWA NEA of 24-16-17, it ap-
pears that final certificate was not is
sued until December 81, 1909, there
fore was not taxable in 1909. Cam
celled for year 1909.
In the matter OF tax SW& Of 10
1919, 1t appears on rolls to Mission
Canal company, but final certificate
was not issued until 1910, therefore
It is ordered that taxes for the year
1906, 1907, 1908 and 1909 be can
celled and money refunded on C. Of
D. issued in 1906 for said property.
In the matter OF road supervisor
at Cashmere, 1t was ordered that Geo.
Grant be and he Is hereby appointed
for year 1910.
In the matter Of road foreman in
road district No. 1, north of Wenat-
chez river, it is ordered that Chas.
w. McMullen be, and he is hereby,
appointed for year 1910.
In the matter of petition of resi-
dents near Cashmere for electric bell,
or Waterman, on railroad crossing one
mile east of Cashmere, it is ordered
that petition be returned to petition
ers and recommend that same be sent
to state railway commissioners at
Olympia.
In the matter of petition Of We
natchee Water company, same is here
by denied.
In the matter of contract and bond
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-10
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining uncalled for at
the Wenatchee postoffice for the
week ending March 8, 1910:
Boyers, Mrs. J.
Carlson, Nile.
Dill, William.
Hobson, Harry.
Hughes, j. G.
Jennings, Leland.
Jones, Carrie.
Laurie, Cliff and Alex.
Lyons, Mrs. Lola.
MCGEE, Peter.
Macy, A. r.
Mcdonald, Mrs. Roselam.
Parrish, Ben.
Pound, Mrs. Mabel.
Trumbull, r. G.
Persons calling for the above, will
please say advertised.
l.. M. HULL, Postmaster.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-10
Wholesale Grocers in Session.

Wilkes-Barre, Pa, March 10.-A
large and representative attendance
marked the opening here today of the
annual convention of the Wholesale
Grocers' association of Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and Delaware. The
gathering was called to order at the
Hotel Sterling this morning by Pres
ident Robert G.. Bursk of Philadel-
phia, who delivered the opening ad-
dress.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-10

Thomas J. Geary, of Santa Rosa,
former member of congress. ana au-
thor of the Chinese exclusion act
which bears his name, may become
candidate for the democratic nomi-
nation for governor of California.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-10

Cohan & Harris will star Arnold
Daily in "The Fruit of Divorce"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
SURPRISES AT EMPIRE CITY
general ~. UPSETS FORM IN
ZOO TROT.
Keats the Favorite. Teasel. In Race m
which the Distance FiaE Falls on
soprano Ess-Ii-kay Takes the 1oS
pace WHY SHOWS speed 20 wagon

The uus1pected happened n the 2oa
class for tro'1er- At Empire cry 'ra"k
ves,eTda ny Of ernoon on the third dav Of the
Grand Circuit meet Not only did General
bea, the faVorite Teasel. hut he distanc"d
soprano, a form dabie adversary in the htst
heat. Mas Baratons drew the pole. but
she made a break almost ~ the ge'nWar,
and Teasel Who was sent away length
ahead Of The field, Immediately took the
vantage position. she held General ~,
second, Alice Roosevelt third, and Dema-
rest fourth until the 'hree-auar.er pole
vas reached when the General took tho
lead. and IN close hnish. where a good
.iyed horss blanket would have covered tho
leaders, he finished nrs' in 2o7'. Tease .
fell back until abe was in fourth place and
second honors went 20 Alice Roosevelt.
Demarest grabbed The pole In the eecond
heat and made the nrst' tnrn with Gen
eral ". right AZ hts neck and Teascl In third
place soprano was distanced In the nrSt
heat. and WI Andrews. who had driven her
handled Teasel in the nsXt heat and he drove
her splendid mile. She was forced however.
10 divide second honors with Alice Roose-
welt and second and third money was divided
be,we~n the two owners Fourth money
Also had to he divided A. Demsrest score
vas Sc 20 the s-3 n Alonyo MCDonald's
Aauin.
The loS pacing class required three heats
10 settle the distribution Of Tho money,
and u was the first class 81 the meeting
which did not GO IN straight heats EssH
Nav = black stallion nv Direct Hal. drew
the polo and led up 20 The quarter post
half mile throw him out 81 the race Walker
Hal the gray stallion recently purCha -@d
by Richard Delaheld. Immediately took
possession NJ the pole and led until they
turned into the honest reich. when BarOn
Whips came 10 the front and Walter Hal
fell back into fourth pla'"
There was no beating the direct Hal
stallion in the neat heat. Tor 10 passed the
held ~ the three-uuArter post and although
Mr. Murphy urged the BARON With whip
and voice Yss-ii Kay claimed the heat
There was a complete Misunderstanding
In tho FINAL heat. which LEFT N" @pe'tAtorS
entirely a. sea All of 'he entries answered
the bei and IL was some time before they
were CONVINCED that only the heat winners
would he allowed 20 start Then Baron
Whips and Ess-H Nav finally took matters
into their own hands and went away with
out waiting for the word. appearing oh
llvious to the changing Of the bell Another
consultation lasting a quarter ot an hour
was ne eseary and then he waiting public
learned all about e. No time was taken
in the fnal heat. hut by mutual consent y
was allowed to stand. as there was small
ChanCe Of beating Ess-H Nav
The anal in the 2 ~ trot To wagon for ihe
Speedway stakes was won to- Louie "
Wibsn's beautiful bay stallion Willy. Willy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
SHOOTS uHE ND SFIT
Tho Hu.band Dead and the wWr In n
critical tondIti0n

NYACN Avg - fvuII lurga - on
gers shot hl. wife 80 'rs.r irna early
this afternoon and 'u'u II''ing he
~, DIVER ru his head 'ir"d 'ha - y rarraln
ing ballet and foil ., On" frur DIVING a.
Shnr' time aftarwari H. wife. Anne
JunEa. recaivad 'h" butter from MS -.
vuiyar 10 'ha 'hrol' Do making an ugly
vnund and uarrpwiv .r-capIng 'h,. IuR,llar
VEN Inc Vtman f"ll - the floor and
SOY rai r-r-pn- vhp heard IN. shooting
rushed into tho Lpua" 4 doctor was
summoned. and seeing TIA Mrs Junge
va- vigorously wpundsd sent 10 Tho.
Nvarh Hospital Tor a. ambulance which
immediately vent 20 ungerS and brought
~. woman down IN. doctors sav this
evening that Mrs .Iurge - m a critical
cpuilgor and they cannot fpre'eIl whar
the result will ir
Coroner butcher - HayerstraN came
down - ConRers 'ht- afternoon and took
charge - Jungos body and made some
inquiry INTO IA" cAf,s. - the shooting
A. far a. can be- learned tho shoOtinR
resulted from a quarrel between Nlr
JuuEe and h. wtfs They had lived apart
Tor a iIfu- heraI~" they could not agr.s
~ lat'"-ly cam" together again and
sUfns GI-puf" a. about noon to-day led
20 the shooting Mr Junge being a man
~ 20 ~ temper NJ IunRe was about
r. wears e age and his wife - about "
They ray" thr"" small children
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
~ NTiR RiSEBiII.
Cincinnati Wen wn Finance National Snd
american I.ragur series.

trs.rNNAHI ono Ne g. Two v"alf'N
en-. ipra,r Nu-Inas- men -'tIi 80 bs fasset
among he yuupssr 80 Jefferson 1Fv.ul
ton aaI ' wrb-ru both -.aso1-,i ffT5
are - 'u,s.' - = estimated from t'n.Usl
20 sTG Wsi ~ 'u~ ,hi"i ba'k"T. 20 ueTu.
- IaNs Uu-i season s"r|c~ '' game
tIlye bs' zen 10 ke,i fsatN- 80 ~ .. ~ 'tuuHi
- fuhar g. lhIs vsS FORMALLY luuOuu 81
TO-DAY bV the 40 he' kers 'tsuIsely~s
The heuuls - Ram"~. Which las not w.
been pmplefsd embraces 've'Nr ,Unt ss'-
Z "a inmate should bad Weather interfere
he Arrangement j. 10 have the san"- PLAYED
Inf hs prin'ipal ,it,s- Of ne south
ne euterpTs~ ~ - annOIu' 81. l1@ tho
moral support or hartman carry HefTTnsLu
Of ne national Commission AMI Pr-~idenf
a member Of the National commission
Most Of the PLAYERS have already been en-
gagged " l. asserted and tie lneups are
given ou' ~ follow.
NsuOeh! IeaSle catcher. nresgahan. 81
Ssa yorS SyersT and Brern. Chicaso ETctsi
second bss, iv,r, Chicsso Shoi',iop, wsSns,
r'o2S rG9 O.i, pe'H .O N." M, GS'" ~,
Titt>burg plght n-ld. Ni'cheil. Cincinnati.
uliN inn"lfer hoffman. chicago ms OFT
nsldet Beschrr 'incinnhu
too CarriT1n. BOSTON S'anags Detroit pitchers.
deiphis John son Warrington Tirst hsss chase.
Nss York Seconc esS". lot lot ,I"' Gland
Z hicaso Len aed Milan Washington centre
feld. Speaksr Boston W.t' r'i'. 'ohb. D.Toii
riv inne6er ColIin. phI1de'rh' i'Huty
o.'rrld't raw ford UetfpI'
managers engaged '"r o." i.-r"'' ,s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
TW0 DROu >ED rR0M iLuNCB
smaller Cran cut In Two by Excursion
Iloat t.OInE Through q Draw.

Two PERSONS were drowned When the
steamboat Majestic struck the gasolene
launch sun Raw IL Stapleton. staten
Island. AT tha IAhiRh Valley Railroad
bridge in Newark Raw "a GrpSnville early
Yesterday morning The collision oC-
Cu-rei when both craft attempted 10 go
through the same draw The launch.
en- m TWO. sank almost Immediately,
and IN. occupants were thrown IN the
water Ih.r.' wrr, sav"n in the launch
The dr ,wnsd wer" Mrs Mary k"pf.
81 v'nr- Id. It Mariners Harhor. and
DAVID Hunes % wears old. 1T S'apla'or.
vino was tho engineer at ~" sun Raw
70 - believed that hiS b,-iv = caught
~ ih' machinery Al IN" hu''om 90 the
hav m" BODY - Mrs k"pf wd- r"cpv
sred
IN" survivors IT the launch par'v are
Mrs Matilda CAM - years old. daughter
e Mrs kup'. Trederrck K,ngsingcr. .
years ph It ~ Canal strrs'. Siapla'on
Thomas ? MCGrath. ~ years old. 81 the
same address John Ferguson. sihmar.ns
diver and owner of the launch. - wears
old. 81 II Water ~ rect Mariners Harhor
and Melvin kimhHll ~ wears r'd. T 81
South street Mariners Harhor
Ire MaIDS'IC VAS On her waV - Newark
and was m command oT Capt Rpu"r' II
lasNer The Sun Raw and hrr PARTY were
returning 10 Staple'rn from Er~"uvlls
Capt t-lsher saws that no did not $50
the launch until the Majestic had started
through The draw He saws thai the
SIN Raw came from behind the pi~r and
hat ne signalled the engineer TO stop
The SIM Raw tried ~ AVOID accident hv
cutting across m front II HIM and The
Ma Jea'ic struck ~
VIII en The crash was heard IN" crew
~ the Majestic hurried - the front of the
boat where they saw those who had h@~n
m the wrecked launch struggling IN N"
water Some ~ the crew jumped ~ IN q
water with life pres-rvars and within
a minute ar Two they had all the party
except Humes on the Majestic Humes
could not 10 found Mrs kopf could not
he revived Tho klmba,l hoy suffered
from shock and bruises and when the boat
landed h" was taken 10 n hospital The
others Il the rescued went To their homes