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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
By L. J. BEESTON

the almost dark sky. After twenty
minutes they passed at pistolsho, dis
lance what seemed a large church. The
only distinguishable part OF the slruc-
tire was "a great spire Of stone, which
lifted IT'S slender length into the humid
darkness.
Suddenly Lapo~tc cried out, what
has become ot Bonnet:
Bonnet had fallen behind. and was
found after search He was PROSTATE
on the ground. and appeared 10 have
dropped down overcome 10y intense
wcarin,ss. and in q profound sleep.
They passed the church, which stood
on th, edge ut 3D. long e-Darpment. and
iew minutes later there doomed up from
the darkness % house with q pointed
roof and some farm buildings around It.
81 have kept my word, announced
.ho pruss.au. You will be- welcome
in there.
81 lwrlore YOU not 10 trust him. my
Captain" exclaimed Bonnet with cX-
frorl,uary vDhcwcnCe. "Lct us 60
farther on. This piacch I'D evil name.
For the love ot God leave !. alone.
"Ah. YOU know it,
81 have heard about IT, That Is 10
-av. when ! saw the church ! iu,w
where ] was. j. is The haunted Church
Of The Cruo..z. which has un.on-c.r..,.
bells. and whom
Dagolcrt turned his back upon Bon
NET and began t9 regornu''gr The house.
4 single light cleaned from % window
e.. q .r. .. . D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
THE CHURCH OF THE CRUCIFIX

MIS- IS % strange thing sud
T.oo~c. removing his one yellow
,-res-nout and shaking the water
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1911-03-29
Repels Attack of Death

Five years ago two doctors told
me had only two years to live"
This startling statement was made
by Stillman Green, Malarhite, Col.
They told me | would die with
consumption. 1t was up to me then
to fry the best dung medicine and
i began to use DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. 1t was well l did, for to-
day l am working and believe
owe my life to this great throat and
lung cure that has cheated the
grave Of another victim" It's fol-
ly to suffer with coughs, colds or
other throat and lung troubles now.
Take the cure that's safest. Price
50 cents and 81. Trial bottle free
at Bodine's drug store.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1911-03-29
ORDER OF HEARING
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County of GeneSee SIS

County of Genesee SIS
At a session of the probate court
for said county of Genesee, held al
the probate office, in the city OF
Flint, on the 10Th day of March in
the year one thousand nine hun
dred and twelve.
Present, Colonel o. Swayze, judge
of probate.
In the matter of the estate OF
Charles III. Price deceased.
Abram Goodfellow, administrator
of said estate, having filed his final
account in said estate requests the
allowance of the same and his dis
charge from said trust.
It is ordered, that Monday, the
18th day of April, next, at nine
O'Clock in the forenoon, at said
hnbate office, be appointed for al
iowNg said account.
Andit is further ordered, that Q
copy ofsshis order be published
three successive weeks previous to
said day of hearing in the Clio
Messenger, newspaper printed and
circulating in the>county of Gene.
see.
COLONEL O.. SWAYZE,
Judge of Probate.
A true copy. M2A29-A5
TRENT BOwLES, Register,
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1911-03-29
Bodine's Drug
:. Store
Learning the Language.

A downtown dentist, who is some
what of an expert on the use of the
mother tongue, Is trying to teach his
little daughter to speak the English
language correctly. Not long ago the
little girl came into the room where
her father was working. He paused
and introduced his small daughter to
his patient, who asked the little one
whether she had Just come from
school. Say Yes. thank you.'" said
the father, as the little girl hesitated,
In surprised manner she looked at
her father and said: Say Yes, thank
you when she asks me II I've come
(from school?"
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1911-03-29
AborlaInaI Cemetery.

The Australian Minister of Exter-
nal Affairs recently received a wire
from Mr.. J. p. Beckett. chief inspector
of aborigines In the northern territory
conveying the news Of the discovery
of cave full Of dead .Lborigines.
When travelling thirty miles south OF
the Roper river the inspector was
guided by blacks to cave hitherto un-
known to any white man. Mr.. Beck
EFT found the remains OF 40 or 30 hui
man beings. 1t was clear that tho
bodies were those Of aborigines and
that they had lain undisturbed for very,
many years
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1911-03-29
Nineteen Miles a Second

without a jar, shock or disturbance,
is the awful speed Of our earth
through space. We wonder at such
ease of natures movement, and so
do those who take DIR. Kings New
Life Pills. No gripping, no distress,
just thorough work that brings
good health and fine feelings. Csc
at Bodine's drug store.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1911-03-29
Money for Herculaneum

The Italian chancellor of the ex-
chequer recently granted a million
lire for excavations to be made at
Herculaneum. The king himself
has promised to give 100000 lire
for the same purpose. II is curious
to note that sixty houses have been
built right over the streets of the
old town. These will all have to
be pulled down. Considerable
treasure, il is said, liak hidden be-
meath the ruins to be-
-
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1911-03-29

You can use Bucklen's Arnica
oalye 10 cure children OF eczema,
rsashes. letter, chafings, scaiy ana
eIusied aurnors, as well as their ac-
furies-- cuts, burns,
with perfect safety.
IS so quickly. For
cunning or fever
IS no equal. rs
\store.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1911-03-29
Total on hand

lotal on hand 1929 4S
+. M. HOUGHTON,
Township Treasurer.
The evening world., 1911-12-26
MVEY'S DECISION
OVER LANCF0RD
H00TED BY CROWD
Eighteen Thousand People See
Exciting 2O-Round Battle
at Sydney, Australia.

Special cah's De'pa.ch 70 The Evening worii)
SYDNEY. y. $. w, Dec. c6.-San
McFey. the colored heavyweight of
Paris hut formerly OF America, was
awarded the decision over Jam Lang
ford. another colored fighter. OF Boston.
on points at the termination OF a
tweaty-round contest. The battle.
which was a very Interesting ono, at
tracted eighteen thousand spectators.
McVey had a big advantage over
Langford in height. weight and reach.
The decision did not meet with tho
approval of the crowd. who loudly
hootcd the verdict. The majority OF
the spectators were of the opinion that
Langford should have received a draw.
In the first and second honors were
fairly even, both men showing cau-
ton. but landing hard. In the third
round Langford scored n heavy right
to the Jaw. Mcvey came back with a
hook which sent Langford to the foor,
but he got to his feet Immediately.
The NTH round was McVey's. He
continued 10 send the left to the Jaw.
and Langford's mouth and tongue were
bleeding and he seemed dazed. BY the
ninth round McVey had piled up many
points. and Isangford had been eau
toned for using his forearm.
Both showed signs OF punishment n
Langford had a marked discoloration
and swelling over his right eye. Nc
Vcy's mouth and nose were Bile d
II was give IND take In the tenth, but
the eleventh and twelfth rounds were
Langford's.
Mcvey's left. which had done consid-
erable execution up 20 this time, began
to lack steam. For the hex FIVE rounds
the men spared; few heavy blows were
exchanged. Langford was aggressive.
but Mcvey outboxed him. Langford's
eve was closed tight. his opponent fire.
q%uently landing on this shining mark.
Both were tired and more than eau
tious in the nineteenth. and when the
bell rang for the twentieth they came
wcarlly into the ring almost too ex-
hnusted to tight. They clin through
out this round,
The evening world., 1911-12-26
misunderstanding Over Fall
Brings Wrestling Match to
Sudden Termination.

"HROCGH a misunderstanding. the
wrestling match between Stanis-
iaus Hbyszko. the giant Pole. and
Giovanni Italcevich. the italian heavy-
weight, came to a sudden ending at
Madison Square Garden. the referee.
Tom Jenkins. refusing to give a de-
cision. claiming that neither man had
complied with the rules.
The cause of the termination OF the
contest was the failure of Tsaicevich
to understand English. 1t was in the
second bout that the trouble occurred.
Raicevich had Zbyszko pinned to the
floor in the deadly clutches OF a crotch
and half nelson hold. M of Zbyszko's
shoulders was on the mat and the
other was on the canvas outside o!
the mat.
Instead Of Referee Jenkins waving
his hands TO Raicevich to get UP and
allow Zbyszko to get back on the mat.
he foolishly slapped Raicevich on the
back. Immediately Raicevich got up
and walked over to his, corner. bow.
ing 10 his countrymen as though he
won the fall and match.
In a few seconds hundreds Of 1tal-
ians swarmed around Raicevich. yell
ing like madmen. After putting on his
bathrobe. he left the ring and sauntered
to his dressing room, while his wildly
excited countrymen followed. applaud
ing voclferously.
In the meantime Referee Jenkins was
trying to explain that Raicevich had
The evening world., 1911-12-26
Wonderful Field of Starters
In TWO-MMe Run To- NiQht

world could put n trio IN the neld Just
now that would beat tho three above
named. This race Will be ono Of the
features Of the gnrnes. and Ia n race
that no follower OF athletics should
mis-.
The 100 yard run IL another event
which will make the audience feel glad
that they attended this meet. Harry
Gissing. tho present champion and rec.
ord holder. will meet Egan. kiviat.
walter and J. 7. sullivan. Kiviat looks
In good enough condition to wrest the
title from Gisslng md beat the present
indoor record of ! minute II seconds.
The 3O-yard run should be a hum.
mer. with Dorland. the %thrce-timc
champion. Jim McEntcs. R%osenbergcr.
Progt. the Boston a. A. flyer. and other
%wsii-known middle distance stars en-
tered. These nay have TO be content.
however. TO fght II out for second and
third places. m d. II. Young. the In
tcrcoilewiate duarter-mii,r and record
holder. will also start In this race. and
he should have but iittio trouble win
ming 10 In proper condition.
The evening world., 1911-12-26
Raicevich-Z
Bout Ends in FizzIe

not secured the fall inc that he had
only slapped him on the back so as to
get him TO so back oil the mat. Also
Zbyszko was stil standing In the ring
waiting for Raicevich to return and re-
sumo the match.
AS Raicevich refused to continue.
ZbysZko went to his dressing room.
According to the conditions Of the
match. Zbyszko was to throw Raicevich
three times In ninety minutes. lie had
gained the first fall in 81 minutes and
50 seconds with q combination cross
arm hold.
As Raicevtch only had to gain ono fall
to win. The result was that as soon as
he had pinned Zbyszko's shoulder TO
the foo and Referee Jenkins had
slapped hin on the shoulder, no thought
he had won the fall and the match.
Caruso and Scott. the Italian opera
singers. were present and led In the
cheering for R~aicevich.
The evening world., 1911-12-26
Opening of the National In.
door Championships at Madi-
son Square Garden.

THE national indoor athletic cham
pionships will be held AZ Madison
Square Garden tonight and to-
morrow nlght. All events scheduled to-
night will he finished tonight.
one OF the features tonight will be
tho two-miie run In which bonhag.
scott and Monument are entered. II
has for years been conceded that In
distance running tho United states was
far behind her European rivals. but
within the last year the distance rum
nerr Of this country have 90 improved
that they are now more than able 10
hold their own against the representa-
tivos of any country.
II 10 doubtful II any country In the
The evening world., 1911-12-26
Holding Costs
Marty Bv0wn His
Go With Beechey

For holding on and refusing 10 hght.
Marty Brown, the east side fighter.
was disqualified In the ninth round Of
his ten-round 10 with Wiliie Beecher
at the Fordon A. e. show. Beecher
outciass-d him In every round. The
referee frequently cautioned Brown
for holding In tho clinches. but he paid
no attention 10 the warning. 10 even
tuaily he was ordered TO his corner and
disqualified.
Tommy uouck. the clever liNie Phil
adelphia bantamweiEht, put II all over
Frankie Pass. n Brooklyn fighter. IN q
,en-round bout AT the brooklyn beach
4. G. OF SUuth Brooklyn. Houck out
pointed Pass without any trouble and
also dropped him to the floor FOR the
full count three times.
Charley Goldman defeated Eddie
Sherman In the anain bout at the lrvinl
a. G show. Goldman knew too much
for sherman ana landed o N him ~ will
In the third round Goldman dropped
sh-i man with "a hard right-hand up
pcrcut on the Jaw. After that Goldman
had things his own way.
The evening world., 1911-12-26
ALTHOUGH VICTORIOUS,
MOORE SHOWS UP POORLY,
tsp-slsi to Tho E,.n,ns wohd,.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. S.-Pai Moore
won from Charley Turner IN the wind.
up OF tbs National Athletic Clubs
Christmas ma but his victory was
nothing a, all TO braK about, Pal
seemed unwilling TO DO any unnecessar y
labor and was satisfied 10 keep Just q
trine ahead OF his opponent. Turner
was bigger than the hoy wonder" and
landed heavily in nearly every round.
but most Of his blows were lacking IN
power or wont wids OF their intended
marx.
The evening world., 1911-12-26
Jeanette and Sullivan
Mix at Buffalo TO-Niqht
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

At Brown Gymnasium A. A.-Kid
Burns. the west side lightweight.
vs.. Young eastman. ten rounds.
Al Royale A. c., Brooklyn
Tommy Murphy W. Joe Bedsll. ten
rounds.
Al Mount Vernon Sporting Club
-ry Cobb W. Young Ketchsll. ten
rounds.
The evening world., 1911-12-26
The PI0w H0rse.' n. r. O., Has Made
Best Record Of Hny TrOteer In Hisfoc,

r. r. C.. trained and driven by Thomas W. Murphy Of THE my. II
the srason Just closed made the best record of W. trousr In tho hstory
%: tn Turf Thiry-two thousand and twelve dollars and nifty mt was
tho amount % by this product OF the state Off Delaware. and. aside from
his money winning record. he Ia the only troter Of note that cr wen
through q campaign Of Ike duration without the loss OF a single race NJ
hut ne heat lie % nine races. embracing twenty seven heats. ranging
from 20s TO ei?s lie reduced hS record from .i. "a eOt, and touched
the latter ngure three thmcs-at Grand Raphs. In July; at Columbus in
August. and again 1t Columbus In september. The pillow horse o ne
events of the value of $4,000 each. and te u OF his earnings cots II
tho ngurcs quoted above.
The evening world., 1911-12-26
HERE'S A NOVELTY NOTE
SUPPLIED BY O'R0URKE

Tom oRourke callci up to-day to nay.
mat NJ PalSer Is not one N the army
OF wMte hopes. with aspirations 10 de-
throne Jack johnson. "Palssr Isn't
quite ready for johnson yet. said Tom.
Tho honor and glory OF whipping the
rest OF the bunch, Ia quite enouyh for
Paixer to look forward to, ~ THIS time -
The evening world., 1911-12-26
NEW YORK BOXERS VII.
ONLY ONE BOUT IN PHlllY.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec. @.-.It
was Philadelphia versus New York at
the Nonpar!el A. c.. and in all but one
bout the local principal was the victor.
The victory was made de0Ave wtsn
Young Mccartney Of Remington.
earned the award over Jimmy Carter. Q
New York scrapper. in the wind-up.
Johnny Martin was the only New York
winner, defeating Johnny Smith in the
first preliminary. KID Stein Of New
York lasted only one round with Willie
Moody.
The evening world., 1911-12-26
Boxers Ring Cen
eralShip May Save Him
From Bad Beating.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

A BATTLE between good big men
~ Is scheduled to take place at Buff
falo tonight. Joe Jeanette. the
colored heavy weight Of Hoboken and
Jack Twin Sullivan OF Cambridge.
Mass.. will be III principals In q ten
round bout before the Buffalo q. c.
This will he the iirst time they have
fought. although many previous at
tempts have been made TO bring them
together. Jeanette Is lighting In his
best form right now and ought to beat
sullivan handiiy. as the latter 70 get
ting slow after his Ions ring career.
sullivan Is a good general. however.
and may give Jeanette q stif argu-
nent for q few rounds.
jim fir NH 4. r-,sio Yl,u an an. .; h@ %tSs
II. sN ss.as s.. g % ute. '1!{ {n ne ssi sia: S SSss."a =. q
Is ds', FL. ' sSSia |, 5. 's sldin s's 20 T 9iee lshn IN ~ Us SH SSs
Tor hs md. AMI In the secoad place ! sm .opposel
In Flynn in~ssins the big oo'oFed Fighter"
Pscs~y Mcfarland has r.o.sed from hi. siesv
e 'i"s.: . :sa., ~t ~ f Rill; & StS ssS f fS.s .css; ian;
is has nt p~rt~i from hts manager. Emii Thiery.
and 10 esnnct imagine how such story We.
night.
"a, round bout Se'wssS G:,l Morn. the on.
,isS,ss abel To have White .1Ijg., the .sopsrs,
"a y; ,s..r % .ssS. Ms "a and md ' ksnn. adsM a. &
god condition.
Charley Goldman, thu. Broklyn b~antainwaishi
10 soiuG 10 Charleston. 4. C.. to fight. lie we
The evening world., 1911-12-26
MRS. BRITT0N INSTITUTES
LADIES' DAY" IN ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Doc. 26.-'Ladies' Day.
at the National League Park hero was
announced as q Christmas gift to the
women of st. Louis by Mrs. Helen
Hathaway Britton. owner of the St.
Louis Nationals. Mrs. Britton. It is
announced. will select Thursday Of each
week as the day when all will
be admitted free TO baseball games
next season. Heretofore women nave
been charged ar admission OF 80 cents
10 all games. while the regular admis-
sion for men has been 75 cents.
The evening world., 1911-12-26
HaIus Defeat Causes surprise.

@. q. Moore jr.. a comparatively un.
known lawn tennlc player. sprang a bis
surprise by defeating Walter Merrill
Hall, holder OF the singles title. in tn,
annual championship tournament OF tn,
seventh Regiment. the scores being g.
80 and Flo. Hall did not play up t,
his usual good form.
The evening world., 1911-12-26
Everybody's Anxious to Get On
Z Match With Jack Johnson
Now.

0spvAsAt. 1911. by tn. Pres Publishing On.
ri THE Nev yorh wortdl.
ACx JoHNsOS's r'stement that he
never authorized the reports OF his
~ s1ppossd retirement from tho ring.
- mat he stands ready 20 sta he bis
- whenever he can get his price. has
49, . lot Of dust. All over the world
Nv VI near-chAmpaons and would
coamodons are Issuing challenges,
1870 hat they may bs the lucky ones
In the next killing" whom
Dansoa nghts again. For rs a sure
~ that the champions next nxh,,
- matter who takes the ether end. 4.
eag 10 draw . crowd.
over In AustrahA Sam Mcvey. who
- . (hootsd by the crowd decision
~ Ian Langford yesterday. 10 .
Auy annous to nxht johnson. John.
We matched with Movey In Aus.
aNa. and would have been across the
80 now but for a slight financial objec.
eeoA He contract with Hugh q. Mcfn.
|sVoo was signed. but Johnson claims
VA Mcintosh Was 10 have guaranteed
end Of the purse 1900 o0 and was
IL havs posted the money. "IIe didn't
Pqns shrouEh with the coln-so I didn't
~" Johnson explained In telling mo
I GDout the matter. Some Of the Aus
oSlaa sporting authorities arc trying
tel why Mcvey should really be-
Wandered the champion. aa johnson
(31n't keep his contract to night him.
~ mere are " sides u these ques.
Eoaa
-
having sam Landlord out Of 4,
tempora rily becauss Of tho dccision
won by Ncvey. there 4. ain ON.
untisman Of color who has n rssI claim
~ Me- John.op.. .,,sn,io, rni. a.
s....,,s w,a 4. now n..,.rn. ,,.
SSS.ic. o., ,n.,ch I.sn.,,.,. .,.n,
. - recognized 10 clearer than Me
keyA Tor In Paris Jeanette stopped
5ovey In the nftieth round OF . finish
-. Th"t H. when 'he oei' rang Tor
beginning OF the nftieth round
tevsy stood up IN MS corner ana an
(ooAeed That he could not 10 on lie
- unable TO put his hands up THIS
v1manates McNey from tue champion
race uhI.ss ne urs' nan's e.nc,,e
~ "sa",, 80, ~. o. n.n,
NcVey. The rest Of the hopes
whits-and there ian, = hope IN
, Vet who has a present chance q
- Johnson u Johnson 10 really In the
- condition he claims'
AIT week In New York We saw
some Of the classlest lightweight
battles that could be arrangct
the absence OF Champion wol.
IN. This week ne have the big fel.
~ On "Wednesday nlxht carl Morr,,
r.-. a..,. ~, x.nn.,x mi,
go no,, K.nn.ay.. m,n'
~.ss - 80. ",an,
'ns'''s" upoh ""Ni"s '"."''.'ou
rms ouit rspeciniiy io inc nsh
have plenty OF room TO lack In 4
brris presses him too hard.
The almost unanimous opinion OF th'
Roorting fraternity around this town I
Norris viii beat Kennedy n n
The evening world., 1911-12-26

~, Jns s''n., W.T.: Elsgh:atM B0rl sso. A,,sy :.
The evening world., 1911-12-26

FrsSdis welsh. the Ensiish exthshtwsisht cham
pon. hes teen signed up 10 fight the wiuna Of
ths -ryand bont hstveen Joe Rivcvs and
Cal. On. New Yars afternoon. Welsh and The
victor will meet for twenty rounds before the same
club cn Jan. y.
The evening world., 1911-12-26

Dave brown has ENGAGED Al I<wh Of Boston
- trainer for his grounding hoy, Battling Man.
tell. Lewis trained the late STANLEY Ketehel.
The evening world., 1911-12-26

70 mest jeff Gaffney, . local fighter. for ten
rounds bbefore the Charle.lon A, G. on New
Years. afternoon. II Goldman defeats Gsffnry
he will b aligned. up. with Johnny Ooulon By .
club In Brooklyn In three wseka.
Tommy Ryan. champion m~iddlsweight and man.
aser Of Howad Morrow. the. Syracuse middle.
ssainst jsci Dillon, The Indianapolis fiah,er. n =
axrvund bout before the Duauesns A. q. Of
Pittsburgh In . few wceas. Ryan received tho
this man Monow. said Ryan; The will b 4
0eonye "Knccrut" Byvn. the Chicago mid,
dlewdGht, who ddeated Nnx HOLLAND, the Cali
fomia fighter. In q bout on the Coast . few
nishts ago, Is coming right back home, Ne ma,
been sTned up By his MANAGER 70 meet Jack Dillor
brought OIL At South. Bend. Ind, ON Jan, Is
Brown 70 certainly taking . big risk In meeting
Dillon.
The evening world., 1911-12-26

DoD0E N'DONALD. who was here
voth Matt Wells. V on the ocean
~. brinGinG ovs Bombard4er
~, - unG>Gh heavyweight cham
may ~ - the interest In
= hssvyvsttHs 4tvsnsA
The evening world., 1911-12-26
2 SES55 SS5%g7 BEST SPORTING PAGE in NEW YORK zo5T5


Copyright. 1911, by The press Publishing 60. tThe New Yok WORLD,
The evening world., 1911-12-26

n MASTER GABRIEL CO..
Homer Lind ~ Co.. Ashley
Az ASH Stl& Icc. kalme- n Brown.
Mat. Daily. I5c. lstaine's Cirrus. etc.
The evening world., 1911-12-26

Charley Goldman. the Rwokiyn b~ant nwaishi
/. soiuG 20 Charl~tan. 4. C.. 10 fight. lie we,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-05
Mrs. Nilsson a Mililnnt.

Hunnewell, Kas., May 5.--Mrs. El-
laG'Wilson, America only woman
mayor, has proved herself OF the
militant brand demanding the Gov
ernor Stubbs remove from1offies the
live town councilmen whqt have re-
fused to meet the mayorbss or to
confirm the appointment of1Mrs. Alice
Hilton as city clrlS. or Mrsa Rose E,
H0sbom as city MARSHALL the head OF
the police department
The councilmen-mere men all
declare that they do not fear that
the states chief executive win re-
move them, though they admit that
the political battle is to be bitter
Mrs. Wilson has complained to the
governor that her administration in
office is being hampered by the OBJ
structive attitude of the men council
members. The councimcn, on the
other hand, declare that the ungal.
liant as 1t may seem, they are going
TO fight the lady mayor to the finish.
They have adopted as their slogan
down with suffragettes. but thcir
cry avails Them little, for the SUI
fragotte mayor holds the key TO the
situation. She possesses the town
| records and no business can be trans
saicted unless she viii surrender them
This she refuses to do unless she Is
assured her wishes will be carried
out. There is TO be an adjourned
meeting Of the city council Monda,
night but Mrs. Wilson has notified
the councilmen that she will not ap
pear with the records unless they
"be good" To "be good" they mus
confirm the appointments of the city
clerkess and the cbiefess of policies
The chiefess Is especially angr,
because one Of the councllmen. who
is a railroad agent, will not tell hel
who receives liquor shipped to the
local depot.