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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-04

occupied three years Of time. III
most Of which naa spent ~ gath
c,ing data concerning The life ol
90 nmhra, IN order To secure Ills
tOIiral rNac'ncss III every detail
William n Scllg, President Of
he Selig Poly scope Go. spent 4
forum" to make this production q
never to br euuaIlrd MAJ icrplccc.
He sent a commlItce Of scholars
to Span. Her" they spent months
gathering data. They secured
the original log book Of Columbus
and the personal mrmoira of Dr.
go, Columhms' son. BY signing u
bond for so, 600 90, Mi. SeIlg
was able To bting these back 10
this country. t'rom lese au
thentir sources Of information,
aud aided by Ii" spanish govern
meni, Mr. Sellg WAS able 10 build
this picture in exact counterpart
OF The real events.
The ships oi Columbus depicted
in the pictures are the original
caravels presented to this connti,
10y the Spanish government Mr.
Sehg signed 500, 900 90 bond
for the safe return Of each 81
these vessels. They were then re
painted, rccaulkrd, QUILTED Will,
new sails and made sea worthy.
before being us"'! The cost Of
producing these pictures was over
500 600 90 aud over three hundred
people ~" seen in the east
Never before have any of the
great picture industries expended
such Il sum on single picture, to
hc weighed and Judged by critic
Al spectators AZ 10 its educational
worth. historical value. dramatic
charm, and Spectacular magnIti
ccnra.
Perhaps The greatest endorse
ment which has ever beef given
any artistic achievement along
these lines, aud certainly III.
highest honor that can he paid \
moving picture manufacturer, has
been accorded 10 this masterpiece
and - MIR w. N. Snlig. its maker
lis Holiness, Pope Plus x. was
presented with u set of the SEQ
'nmhuS" films by Mr.. Sellg and
after inspecting them carefully,
The Rope was so pleased with Mr..
Selig's gift and what 10 had @ac
complishcl, that he sent by Faith
or Tonr'lo, his personal blessings
aud praise, and N recognition Of
the great epoch which this picture
II predicted to mark in motion PIC
ture production, the Holy Fathet
sent f. Mr. SELF = silver m, dial Of
beautiful design, bearing his like
ness Feeling that even this IA
inadequate to express his full an
probation and desiring 10 award
this "wizard Of picture prodnc.
ton even further, he had a beau
fiful, much treasured ceramic. or
art plaque, removed from its place
n the vatican and sent to MIR. Sc
ig.
Cardinal Gibbons and MANY
'iher high church officials have
iewed the pictures and they are
ia their praise of same.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-04
CALL FOR ELECTION
New Charter.

An ordinance ordering y sp,'-
| cial election in the City Of Nv
| iberia, state of Louisiana, to take
he sense of the legally qualified
otcrs of said CITY. on the rroposi-
ion az to whether or not Act l81
of tho General Assembly Of the
state Of Louisiana OF Iai0, be a
dopted ns tho Charter Of the CITY
Of New Iberia, was presented hy
Mr. Girard, seconded ~ Mr.. Rih
beck and carried hy the following
Yea and Nay vote, to vii Yea
Erath, Rihhcck, SouthWcll and
rrainor. Nay, none.
Said ordinance was then present
cd to the Mayor for examination
and after examination was return
cd by him approved and signed
with the seal affixed thereto,
Said ordinance reads as follows.
to wit =
Be il ordained by the Mayor and
Board Of Trustees of the City OF
New Iberia, that a special cleo
ton bo held in the CITY Of New
Iberia, mt the polling places there
in fixed and established by Law
on Tuesday the 18th day Of Jun
A. -. 1912, between the hours Of
G A. NJ. and PM for the purpose
Of taking thcfscnsc of the legally
qualified voters OF the City of New
Iberia, tR determine whether or
not Act fF7/bf the Acts of the Gen
cral Assembly of the state of Lou
isiana, OfV19tO, be adopted as The
Charter to govern the City Of New
Iberia, in place of the Charter as
it now exists, the same to take Of
feet from and after the expiration
of the term Of office Of the pres
cnt Mayor and Board of Trustees,
in June, 1913.
Be it further ordained. that the
form OF ballot to be used ut this
81, ction for the adoption or re
lection of the City Charter OF the
City of New Iberia, exclusive OF
all matters pertaining to the City
Schools, created under Act 1S7 OF
the General Assembly Of the state
of Louisiana, session of 1910
FOR the Act exclusive Of the
School prOyisiOn) ---------.----------- ~
AGAINST the Act exclusive OF
tho School provisiom --.----.---- II
Be it further ordained. that this
election shall be held and returns
made as provided by the General
Election Laws of the state OF Lou
isiana, as far as applicable, and
the result thereof promulgated in
with law.
Be it further ordained, that this
bn published in the
Official journal of the City of |
New Iberia, during the period Of
thirty days previous to the date
Of said election and that this or
1inance take effect from and aft
pr its passage and PRONUNCIATION.
Thus done, read, adopted. sign
ed and the seal affixed in open scs
sion this 18th day OF April, a. D.
1912.
j. s. POWER
MayOr
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-04

unpaid halarc" duo Oh thu glnt
of stock owned vs. hinp. not i
any lntormal,ty ~ the Dream
ton have TIA" effrCt at tpt,l4,la
tn" Charter null, 81 81 as.Ifs,. tE5..
the stock hnlorr To any hunla.4
Nond tho amount OF hIq nripi.iz,.
subscription
ARTICLE ~
Ih" following nemcd rel...,5.
shall constitute ib' fusf f#r.4.
OF Directors, being invested a6#.
fun power 4" DO and pclfota ll
things necessary 10 carft -ugu. e.
f'ct ia" Objects and puitu
tbs po,at,ou. namely sid
VOORHEES,. Sidney = AugiLI5-
Franc,s !. Noorh,es. with Ah #.
\o"rh'cs "a President. Siuur,
VOORHEES, ~ Wee Trcsjder. u.N
Francis J. N"olhlcs ~ Scsr. t,.
aud Treasurer They ahall boHI
''H'I offices until fho,r eu, ,...n4
have been dul, "lectct.
ARTICLE \.
Whenever this Company shlrI +,
dissolved ~ tho expiration ~. II
Charter or othorWisc. IT, 4tI.4i
shall b" Ii luld,tol ~ ito VII
m'ss'"n"ra elected frnm amae
the st"cll hnl,Icri II tho nr,lIl
declaring tn, dlsqolItiun ,,- 4Ii
'orpoI atom, or AT Il gtuet.r H,5
ing held for that puruos, att,.r ua
tic" and publication ~ onr ., H..
papers published III the trt4 an
New IBERIA SAID commit. for,.l
shall J." vested With full and COM
plet" power to Ii uu,latc th, la-i.
ness Of said Corporation
Thus done and passed Al ny ot
lie" IN New Itcria, Parish aud
state aforesaid, on the DAY anaI
date FIRST above written ia H..
prescnCc OF William Raumanr, IA
John X. Davis Wiinrgscq Who ua1,
signed ~ such with the said ~,
bearers and m" notary aGteI du,
reading Of The whole
AlcNis VOORHEES,, " shares. tt,On goa
Francis ! Noolhir 10 share 10 OF
Sidney g. VOORHEES,, shatos, 900 ao
WITNESSES
VIM Haurnann
John H. Davis,
WILLIAM &. WEEKS,
Notary rubaC
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF IBERIA.
!, tho Undersigned, ! & 10
Blanc. Clerk of the 10th Judicial
District Court, in and for The par
iqh of In"ria, state of Louisiana, do
h, rchN certify that the allow. and
foregoing act of incorporation, of
"Ncw iberia Hardware Comnany' y.
together with the stock suhscrlp
ton of said company have been
duly filed in my office and rn"orI
ID in Mortgage RooIs No. \ 81 At
folio sos Of the mortgage rpcordq
Of my office. In faith whereof Wit -
ness my signature aud zeal Of ol
flee tina FIRST day Of May. \. -.
1919.
j. O. leblanc.
Clerk OF Court
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-04
SUCCESSION SALE
10Th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COuhi'
Parish of iberia.
Succession OF
JOSEPH ROMERO, deceased
No. Isl

gy yirtnr Of a commission iss'leo
unto me, the undersigned Admlh,
istratriX. out Of the above sa"
Court, under IN order gran'eu ="
the 2uh day of April, 19l2,
There will hc sold by tlH ''nae,
signed Administrative or m" mi,
authorized Public Anctionecf, ~"
CASH, for the purpose OF ,'' .he
ing funds to pay debts " n.,h,,c
above said succcssionl al fup Pun,
Auction, ii the last ana n's"e''
bidder, on
SATURDAY, JUNB lst>1als,
between lofal sale b6nrs, at fi e
la,o regidolro Of N deceas 10
iberia parjf,, theIroperty bepn as
inc td ,bJ aboXr said successop'
and Is descr,j coMs follows to Wit
~rhat cINp tlapt Of lIs e %"l
land aitua III IN th~1Parfsn o. oil I'M ;"|.
ria, with/sA the LXtingsZ{hhaarre n"
provcnIpts thcr'NY3nYu,ans1t'h df
""''tT2,. '|JhNtain tract .' o.
lan3, eorX'oZa two hund htnss%ud led
pcIicial wT7TF and p,,h IS'% road
Nd'h i'War' by c the r" %peronen
9oAth Nv Joseph Nolrcs am u,ast n
DaN, East ~ ann and in
part ~ rvlTi5tc Bourq,1e anu the
! rnr xAn v'''"' ,e a''~ from Mo, 4
I na"id on 'I,nnary lth, 1905 ana I, o. o.
record in Conveyance poo"
Ito i23.
MRS. EEMA DAVID,
Administrative
rammack & Broussard, AttyS'
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-04

chi'H can't get strong ANA -
hnstr while intestinal worms I
aWaN it' vitality 10 give the
chm thanco IT, grow ihc&" pat
a7'tes must h" destroyed and cA-
hc'l"a. INVITES EFAN NEE
Nlia'ti ~ guaranteed to remove
th" worms; il also puts the vital
nrgana ~ healthy, ,igoroH, con
Sfi'on. Trace 2ac per tnit."
SOLD ~ ESTOEGE nEtrG 90
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-04


Yes, trN Zemo That's all vo,,
need DO to get rid of thc worst
ease Ct ccz"mal You take no
chance, 1t is n1 experiment. he
mo is positivel ,guafantccd to
stop itching, ra h, ra~T1Tcding
smooth and cIeaj Icmo is a Won
der and thdmiyfc applied il sink s
in, vanishesA~cs no evidence.
doesn't stick, 'p grease, just y
pure, clean, We nderfm liquid and
II cures. This il guaranteed. Xcma
is put NJ hy thI T.. WARosc Medi-
cine co. st. Lbuis, Mo-. and sold
~ az druggists at 81 fot thc Iarg
est bottle and at IS ccnfs for the
liberal size trial bottle. Try one
25-cent bottle and be convinced
THIBODEAUN'S DRUG STORE
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-04
RESOLUTION.

BE TT RESOLVED, That an or
| ganizat,on, termed and designated
"a "Iho Commission League OF
Now IBERIA, be and the same is
hereby effected
BE III FURTHER RESOLVED,
That tho purpose of the Organi-
cation y" confined to cnIistng
voters to advocate and support
at the election to be held June fifth,
1912, tho adoption of Act No. 1877
Of 1910. as the Charter or tho City
Of New Iberia, to the end OF OBJ
timing a Commission form Of GOV
eminent for the City of New be
ria.
RE TT FURTHER RESOLVED !;
That this organization shall not be
concerned with the personnel Of
the Commission, should Act No. 1s7
Of 1910 be adopted "a tho Charter
Of the City of New Iberia, and that
it specially disavOws any purpose
to consider the candidacy OF any
aspirant or aspirants, combining lis
purpose only to the advocacy of
the new Charter, rs embodied in
Act No. 1877 or 1910.
A motion was then presented hy
Mr.. =. i. Burke, that the Leagues
Officers ho constituted in one
President, three Vice Presidents.
two Secretaries, and one Trcasur-
81. The motion was duly seconded
and carried.
Mr.. Lazard King placed the
name Of DR.. II. A. King in nominal
ton FOR the presidency Of the
League. There being no other
nominations Or. King was declared
unanimously elected to the Of
ice
Mr.. W. y. Reynolds then nom
mated the following Vice Prrsi-
dents, who were duly elected with
out opposition. Mcssrs. q. {.
Langhlin, Ell. l.. Estorgc and =. A.
Landry :,
DIR. !. 7. Rand next nominated
Messrs. Alphouse Davis and Silvio
Broussard for tho two secretary
ships; and they were also unani-
II ously elected.
Mr.. ". q. Weeks placed Mr..
Henry L. Smith in nomination for
the position of Treasurer. There
being n6other nominations, he was
declared unanimously elected.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-04
WORLDS GREATEST
MOVING PICTURES
Depict Discovery Of America.
Production Cost $4,000 90,

"Thc Coming Of Columbus
in three reels soon to
be shown here -pronounc-
ed by Educators, Pulpit,
Historians and Dramatic
Critics as the greatest pro
ducilon in moving picture
history.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-04
CALL FOR BIDS.
New Iberia, La, April 6. 1912

New Iberia, La, April 6. 1919
In accordance with 81 resolution ard
an ordinance adopted by The Mayor
II Board of Trustees of the City OF
New Iberia, La, bids for the paving
Of Main street, from Weeks street to
the eastern limits of the city. are in
vited. The plans and specifications
will be on exhibition in the Mayors
office after April 18th. Bids may be
filed up TO noon on May 9Th, 1919,
with the undersigned.
J. S. POWER,
Mayor.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-04
NOTICE OF HOM0lOeAT|OL.
10th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Iberia.
succession OF
JOSEPH ROMERO, deceased.
No, II, 81 ~

Whereas. Mrs. lima David, a re.
eident Of the Pyfish of iberia, Ad-
ministratfi& oTthe aboY number
ed and enti1ed Succession, has
filed in this/IIon. Go'E, her final
provisional kcconI as1lminissra-
irix Of said astaH, together with
her petition ptaXug tNt the same
Notice isl tn tr1bre hereby CIV
en- to all VIII nt Il may or doth con-
Germ to shoV cause, il any they
first publicatN u hcrcof. why the
prayer of pctit3pcr should not De
granted.
Witness the Honorable james
Simon, Judge Of our said court,
this I2tth day Of April, A. D. VIZ
A. j. MAUMUS,
D'p'y Clerk OF Court.
Cammack & Broussard, Attys.
j-2T-l2
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-04

When quality and price ar !. l. 10
considerations, We believe = " IN
your interest TO let us iigu,.lh ors.
your printing. We do Tor o'"
" Inv not for you?
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-04

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- itt.r. when called together un-
tirr quph rules and regulations ~
th, Executive Commits" may n
'"|'' Wv u" E''''''
RE IT FtETHER RESOLVED;
That Tho Executive. t"mmiti"e
oh III lI4 lpN IgIrI with iltll lliI NOT -
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-04

Get your JOB PRINTING
AT the IBERIAN Office,
n. F. WILLARD, Propr.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-04
From Districts

From Districts
District No. I District No. I
Drv,llc Dominique leo. w Dallas
4. =. HiIhcck NJ W. Fisher
District No. z District No. 3
" -. REYNOLDS DR. ". J.. faratena
N,nlrcss j Smith tug. Guillot
District No. 3 District No, &
Alrhc Foniclicu J.. i Dautcrive
,lno II. Taylor H. >. Sea'cv
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-04
ECZEMA? TRY ZEMO

Has Cured Worst Cases and You
Can Prove it for Only q Gents.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-04

OFFICERS:
Or. II. \. King, President;
u. G. Lalghlln,
III l. Estorpr, Nicc prcsldcuta.
y. \. Landry,
Nlrh"n#" ''''s, Secretaries:
.SiIv'o Hroussnrd.
Henry l.. Sm,th, Treasurer.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-04

This act may be changed, modi-
fled or altered, or the said Cor
poratiOn may be dissolved at a
special meeting Of the stockhold-
ers convened for that purpose, af-
ter giving thirty days prior no
flee by publication in any news
paper published i'm the City of New
iberia, Parish OF IBERIA, Louisiana.
with the assent of three-fOurths
of the Capital Stock of said Cor
pOratiOn.
ARTICLE VIII.
No stOckholder Of this Corpora
ton shall ever be held liable or
responsible for its contracts or
faults in any further sum than the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-04-22
Another Puzzle
in Election Law

The city's law department was asked
today TO solve an election law clause
that was too deep for the city clerks s
Office. The puzzle presented itself
when William Niederhauser, of 10
White terrace, who last year lived at
57S Bloomfield avenue, Montclair, Of
fered an affidavit for the purpose of
making himself eligible to vote at the
Presidential primaries next month.
This form of registration is provided
for in the Geran law, but applies only
TO such men as did not vote at the last
general election. Niederhauser voted
last year. he said. For that reason
the city clerks Office was uncertain as
to what steps to take. The paragraph
on transfers in the election laws of last
year does not clarity the situation
either
Niederhauser said today that he
lived at the Bloomfield avenue address
for forty years and has been a resident
of the county fifty-seven years
County Clerk Woolston later notified
Acting City Clerk Martin Ross that the
county judges would be asked to de-
termine the question.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-04-22
ARCANUM|TEs IN
2-OAY CONCLAvE

Local delegates from this city are
attending the thirtieth annual session
of the New Jersey grand council of the
Royal Arcanum, which opened in
Lakewood today for two days con-
clave. Grand Regent Joseph NJ. Ar
mold, of Princeton, is presiding.
Those attending from this vicinity
include Supreme Representative Jep-
tha Van Vliet, Supervising Deputy
James f. Grealey and Finance Com
mitteeman Horace B. Winship, of this
city; Grand Orator Henry j. Bier
man, of South Orange, and Supervising
Deputies George NJ. Anderson. of East
Orange; d. H. Stults, of South Or
ange; ]. William Kendrick, of East
Orange, and John j. eating, of Har-
rison
will take place, and it is expected tina
contest will develop for several of
the chairs.
1t is predicted that Grand Vice
Regent Charles H. Haring, of Eliza
beth, will be elected to succeed Grand
Regent Arnold. The associate grand
officers who are in line for advance
ment comprise Grand Orator H. j.
Blerpldn OF Soutn OTd1se, NHo IL
slated for vice-regent; Grand Secre-
tary Robert H. Alberts. of Hoboken;
Grand Treasu William C. Nc
Keever, of Rutherford; Grand Chap
lain Willis H. Duncan, of Jersey City;
Grand Guide Benjamin L. odell, of
Hasbrouck Heights; Grand Warden
Daniel S. Horton. jr., of Somerville;
Grand Sentry Edward T. McNaugh-
ton. of Railway, and Grand Trustee
John d. Beach. of Bayonne.
The representatives from this city
comprise Messrs. ernhardt Weeks,
Lampe, Grealey, Lambert and j. Van
vliet, from Corinthian Council; Past
Regent John J. Young. from General
Runyon Council; Regent w. L. Nichol-
son, South Orange Council, and Messrs.
Reed and Scharling. from Woodside
Council
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-04-22
FUNERAL HELD TODAY
FOR ABRAHAM KAISER

Funeral services for Abraham Kaiser
a former alderman of this city and
former Assemblyman, who died Friday
night, were held this afternoon at his
late residence. 442 High street. Rabbi
Solomon Foster officiated.
The honorary pallbearers were Mayor
Jacob Haussling, Judge Simon Hahn
former President of the Common
Council William Pennington, William
Huegel, Judge William P. Martin, Hy-
man Hyman, Abram Schlosser, Samuel
Nadel, Charles Guerney, former Tax
Collector Robert Ross, Assistant Pros
ecutor Frederick Lehlbach, Timothy
Scales. Philip Lindeman, William Ros-
enstrauch, Jacob Heitzman and Au-
gust V. A. Doctor. Mr.. Kaiser is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs. Fannie Kiaser,
three daughters and one son.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-04-22
WILL CLEAN CITY
BEFORE EXPOSITION

Newark is to be "a splendid city on
May 13, when the plans for a spring
cleaning, as instigated by the Inter-
church Federation, Rev. James A.
Solandt president, are carried out. The
idea Is that at the time of the indus
trial exposition, May 1S to 20. when
thousands of visitors viii be here, the
city should be clean and in holiday
attire.
cleaning week will precede the
exposition, and will be from May to
u. The exposition committee hopes
that cooperation will come from the
people, and it is only through them
that the yards and vacant lots can be
cleaned.
Charles NJ. Shipman, general superin-
tendent of works, has promised the CO.
operation of his department in cleaning
the streets. Endorsements of the pro-
posed movement have been received
from the Federation of Churches, rep
resenting 10000 persons; from the
schools, which means the interests of
81, 900 pupils and 1,5o0 teachers; from
the Contemporary Club of 1,4OO MEM
bers and from the municipal affairs
committee of the Board of Trade.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-04-22
TO NAME WINNER
IN STAR CONTEST

The name of the winning contest
ant in. The Stars $3.50 prize playwrit-
ing contest will be announced in all
editions of The Newark Evening Star
tomorrow. The interest in knowing the
winner is second to the interest mani
fest in seeing the winning play as it
will be produced on the stage.
During the week beginning May 6
the winning play is to be given at
Proctor's Park Place Theatre. A splen-
did bill has been prepared by the man
agement. There is long list of head
line acts billed for that week in addi-
ton to The Stars prize play.
Among the acts at Proctor's that
week will appear Ned Wayburns COM
pany of fifty people in a play called
THE Producer Ned Wayburn is al
ways a metropolitan headliner.
There will also be an act which is
one of the funniest, IL not the funniest,
in vaudeville, entitled "a Night in a
Turkish Bath There is a company of
fifteen in this act, and it Is an up
roar from start to finish. Another
headline act during the week of May
s is Eddie Leonard, the famous min
strel lad, assisted by Mabel Russell.
Eddie Leonard and his inimitable songs
need no introduction.
Much interest Is attached to the ap-
pearance this special week OF Morris
Wright and Rene Dietrich. both New
ark artists. They have an act that is
called "The Somewhat Different Sing
ers,' and it is one of the most pleas
ing acts of its kind ever given. These
two Newark people are real artists,
and their appearance on the bill adds
greatly to very strong program.
Another booked for that week is
Harry Breen, the spontaneous come
dian. Harry Breen has been seen here
before. He is known for his clever
versatility.
Still another attraction to this stu
pendous bill Is Ell Gotta. master of the
xylophone. This furnishes the variety,
and to add to the variety further the
management has booked Klutfng's En-
tertainers, with rabbits, cats, dogs and
monkeys-the limit of animal intelli-
gence. tG
Now if The, Stars prize play acted
by members of the Proctor Stock Com
pany Is added to this high-class and
remarkable bill the patrons of Proc
tors are offered a bill such as Is sell
dom surpassed even in the f1rst-class
vaudeville houses of New York city.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-04-22
AUTO WHICH WAS STOLEN
FOUND BADLY DAMAGED

Stripped of its tires and accessories
an automobile belonging to M. C. New
man, of 1858 High street, this city,
which was stolen frofa in front of the
new Astor Hotel in New York on Sat
urday night, was found in South
Broadway, Yonkers. yesterday morn
ing. 1t will necessitate an outlay OF
several hundred dollars before the ma
chine can be put into shape to be
brought back to this city.
Mr.. Newman, with party of New
arkers. stopped in front of the hotel
shortly before II o'clock on Saturday
evening, and placed his touring car in
the charge of a special policeman.
When he came out some time later the
machine had disappeared After re-
porting the matter to the New York
police, Mr.. Newman and his party made
their way back to this city.