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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
New Market Briefs.

Miss Alma D. S,ier left Tuesday morn
ing to resume her school duties after a
pleasant yis,r home
Mr. and Mrs Steele. Of Pa. spent
Monday and Tuesday at Hotel U;z
The Luyal Temperance Legion me,
Friday at the home of Mrs 7. T. P Mont.
The c. VI League met Thursday even
ing jl f1e w. p. church Miss lydia
Wood. leader An interesting meeting
was held Topic the closing benedic-
ton. Next meeting ln the W. ( church.
Leader. Mrs Mount
The rarblngerS of spring. the beaut ful
| little martins. returned today 10 their box
home outside nv window.
Mr.. " Fl HoIsr,h. ex-president of
the Board OF County Commissioners and
his family Ter this morning tor their new
home IN BucGeysJowu. They carry with
them the good wishes OF their many
| friends here.
Mr. Frank Hoffman and family have
moved TO BlckeyStown.
Mr. T. ~ Wal'z and family have
moved to Philadelphia.
Nh Vim. Bower and family have moved
to Nh W. H. Hogar,h's farm near town.
Miss Cockrell, of Araby. has accepted
| the position in the {. and p. Telephone
Exchange at Utz Hotel, made vacant hy
the resignation of Miss Stevens, of Fred
eriCk.
Mss Rachel ZONES. of Howard county,
spent Sunday with her sunts Mrs Thos.
MAYNARD and Miss Neitie ZONES.
Miss Iettie Weed, of Bath, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Jennie Griffith.
Dr. Hopkins and wife took their LITTLE
son. Hau'ord, who has been very i'll, 10
the Maryland University Hospital last
FRIDAY for treatment DR.. HOPKINS re.
NAMED d, the hospital with him until
Monday evening. when he returned home
reporting him in hopeful condition now.
Miss lone Wood who has been spend
ing some weeks in Howard county. al
the home Of her uncle. Mr.. y w. Ham
mond has returned
Mss Margaret Hopkins spent day in
Baltimore last week
Mrs. NJ P Wood is spending a few
DAYS in Baltimore
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Police News

Mary Washington, colored. who is
well known in police circles. will spend
the next sixty DAYS in Jail. Mary was
before Justice Llold T. MacGill recently,
on the charge of being drunk and dis
orderly and with annoying the residents
of Shebro She was fined SO, which
she was unable to paw.
Thomas Oden. who was indicted BY
the grand jury on the charge of break.
ing into the cigar store of Mr.. Charles
"A. Miller. South Market street. several
months ago, and who skipped his bond
Of Sreo. which was declared forfeited at
the last term of court. WAS unprecedented
in BHmjr-, Pr. by Melvin Oden. of this
citv. who was his bondsmau. Mr.. Oden
heard tha, Thomas was a. work in
factory IN B mfre and sent word 10
Chief of Police Campbell of Columbia.
Pa. 10 make the arrest Mr. Campbell
sen, Mr.. Oien word tba, he had the man
and aSEed him 10 come on and get MIN.
He leh at once for Columbia and re-
turned with the prisoner waoWaS turned
over to The sheriff and placed in Jail.
John Weldon and Frank Beauer. col
Ored. We're before Justice {. II. Eckstein
E IEN-ILlF th Il-- AtI#-a -E kl LI~18 AEtlh AoIi-
duct Beaue- had been causing trouble
in the fm'y OF Weldon. They were
I both given a severe reprimand.
Susan d. Taylor colored. was before
/ Justice c. II ECS,te'n, on the charge
I of neg'ec,ng her six months old child.
! She was given a severe reprimani, with
d warning that Il complaint was made
again. size would be sent down the
! cut.
William Cunningham. col5red. was
. before Justice C. Fl. Eckstein. on the
charge Of beating Sis" Tyler, also
5o'1red. He was fined s. and was com.
mi..ed to jail IN default OF payment
Johnny Green, colored. aged IS years
I was committed to jai, by Justice Lloyc
/ +. NacGl on the charge OF attempting
to commit rape upon Geneva Williams
. also coIored. aged about IS wears. Greer
has been employed q, a shoe shine par
llr and the Girl has been IN charge o
tn cash register OF the parlorS ate
school hours.
Samuel Tenks and Ernest Hall col
1 or-d, were before Justice Lloyd T. Mac
/ Gil recently, on the charge of fighting
. They were each fined s. 50, which wa
paid.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Logs Bits

Mr. and Mrs George L. Eyler and son.
/ Albert spent Monday evening with Nr
/ Theodore Martin and family
Mr CLAYTON T. Martin spent Monday in
! HagerstOwn on business
! MIR Clarence and Harvey Pittenger
/ were visitors In Graceham on Monday
Miss Clora Z. Summell Spen, Monday
in Thurmont on business.
Mrs Bette Hoffman and Miss B-u'ah
/ L. Martin spent Tuesday with Mrs. LIZ
sie c Pjtenger and family. at Lows.
Mrs Annie Marin nd children and
Katie Martin, al. spent Tuesday with Mrs
Daniel Sleriey and family. Of Cressers-
town
Mr. Elmer 7. Pittenger was q visitor TO
+. Grsceham on Tuesday last
Miss Ruth Fox of near CreagerStown.
visited Mrs. George W. PI,tenger and
family on Tuesday last,
MesSrs. Elmer and Clarence Pitenger
spent Wednesday with their sister. Mrs.
Clarence K Noser. %. MIdil=burg.
Mr. John VI. 10y of Frederick, spent
over Sunday with trends in Lows.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Martin and
son. Roy. and Mrs William II Martin.
all spent Wednesday evening with Mr.
and Mrs Washington Piuenger and fam
i,v Mr. Harvey P.ueHser furnished some
yery tga music Win his grsphophone
which the company eni1yed
Mrs Washington Piuenger visited Mrs.
Clarence Fox and family, Of Creagers-
town. 7ne dsv last week
Mrs Lizzie G. Piuenger spent Thurs
d4v very pleasantly with her cousin. Mrs
Freddie HsDkey and family o. Crsasers-
town
Nir. G. ". P.terser visited N-r I. /.
Hankey. of CreagerStoWn. on Thursday
Nr. and lirS. Amos EvIer and family
OF EmmWitsburg spent a few DAYS si,h
Dr. and Mrs Harry R. Boiler and fam
ily. Of this place
Mr. Herbert Martin and family and
Mrs William H. Martin and sons all
spent saturday evening with Mr.. Charles
Hoffman and family. Of Lows.
tl--trso-ge F. Eyler spent a few days
RI rl- pas, week with friends in Thur
mont
Quite a number Of our citizens from this
e ce attended the oyster supper at
Rocky Ridge on Saturday evening,
March 80.
Miss Ruth Stimmell returned to her
home on Tuesday. She viii spend the
summer with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Stimmell and family, OF Logs.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Directors Named

A; a meeting OF the s,ockhold.
e-s of the Union Manufacturing
ComDsny. held on Monday. April
Isl, the following directors were elsC ted:
David Lowenstzi1. Thomas II. Halter.
George H. Zimmerman and John l..
Johnson.
At . meeting Of the s.ockfo' ders Of
the Frederick Brick Works the follow
ing directors were elected T0ha Baum
gardner, Charles c. Carly. George T..
BaumgardHer Frank c. Norwood and
Henry Trail
At the annual meeting the stock
holders Of ,re Frederick and Woods
b7-7 Turnpike Company held in the
odic- OF Al. B. L. Kap1er. No 54Norih
Market street. on Monday April Isl,
the following directors were elected for
t1ecouing wear: VIM c. Neidig. Ezra
Hou-5. Fr.. Eugene DER. David Crane &,
William c Humm, and 5. Evard
Kepner. The board Orga7ized b,
eleceing the following officers. President.
Ezra Houck. ST.; manager Ezra Houck,
j.: secretary and treasurer, B., Evard
kepuer
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Orphans Court.

First and final account of Joseph A.
Myer and Allen G. Quynn, adminis,ra-
tors. De bonus non cum testamento an
nexo OF Ann {. Hauer. deceased. filed
and distribution made
Ratification OF the sales of real estate
in me estate OF Virginia Drummer, de
ceased.
Inventory of personal property in
the estate Of Elizabeth lane Speak filed.
Courts order to sell personal prop
erty in the estate OF Elizabeth lane
Speak. fled
Inventory OF debts due and current
money in the estate Of John w. Smith,
filed.
Report Of sales Of personal property in
the estate OF John ". Smith, deceased,
fled.
Letters of administration in the estate
OF George NJ. OFT granted to Jennie
OF.
Letters of Administration in the estate
OF Mary A Reed. granted to Mary E.
Reed
Ratification of sales of the real estate
Of Eli Brandeuburg. deceased.
Inventories OF personal property, stocks
and bonds, current money in the estate
of George NJ. OFT, deceased, filed.
Courts order to sell stocks and bonds
Of George N. OFT, deceased.
First aud final account OF Ida NJ. Smith.
Administrative of John W. Smith, deceas-
ed, filed.
Second and final account of lanes W
Long, executor of Ann Matilda Creager
deceased. filed and distribution made.
Inventories of real estate and personal
property in the estate OF John ". Nus
baum. deceased. filed
Inventory OF debts due in the estate of
Steiner Schley. deceased.
Report of sales of personal property
and stocks and bonds in the estate Of
Steiner Schley, deceased. filed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
The NJ. E. Conference, South.

The Southern Methodist Conference
has been in session at Roanoke. Va.
since March the 7S.h. Bishop Murray
has been presiding and $50 teachers are
in attendance. Two ministers were ex-
PEELED from the conference since last ses-
sion. Nh Knott and Mr. Ioyce Both
gentlemen have appealed to the General
Conference which meets in May.
Bishop Murray and his cabinet of the
seven presiding elders Of the conference:
Rev Drs. E. Y. REGISTER. F. 7. Pretty
man. T. 7. Lambert b w. Bond. " H.
Volt, J. A. Anderson and G.. D. White
held q session at the bishops h-adquar-
;ers a. the Hotel Ponce De Leon. The
appointments were the chief topic OF dis
CussiOn.
NJ Z. Church. South. appointments
are tina; Of Rev. !. 7. Ringer to Freder-
iCk, Rev. 7 :. Rjves, present pastor Of the
Frederick church was sen, to s.. Ioan'S.
Of Hamilton Rev. O. T. D. Collins was
appointed pastor Of the Brunswick church.
and Raw W p King was sent to Linga-
more. Rev N. D. Mitchell was elected
a presiding elder Of the Baltimore Dis
trict, succeeding Rev. E. Y. REGISTER.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Program for Knight Templar Con
claVe

Gen. Thomas Shryock. Of Baltimore
grand master of MaSou> of Maryland. w..
p. Price. past Commander. Il. H. Roy.
eminent commander. and Io1n /. Wat
son. representing BeauS-aut Command
cry Knights Trmol1rs Baltimore. CON
TERED with the local executive committee
in this civ in regard 20 the State Con
c.ave OF Knights Temp,ars 10 be held in
Frederick Nav and :. Gen Shrvock
also conferred with The officers OF both
lodges of MasonS.
The city will be in CAV dress and bril-
I l'aTtly Illuminated, and the TempiaTS Will
be given an enthusiastic welcome. Ii will
b. the t0riy.seCond annual State Conclave
aud the FIRST held outside OF Baltimore.
Baltimore Is expected 10 send 500
/ Knights on special trains the first day
ard 100 delegates will come from o;he,
sections There will be a large reception
and a grand parade
A portion uf West Church street. be.
/ tween Market and Court streets Is being
/ paved with vitrifed bricks under rush or.
/ derS 10 be completed in time for the con.
Ciave.
! General Shrvock and his party prac,i
] Nr.AN NpililiEAEA RI. rts -CllIc Kills Nv t-tSlN-
/ Braddock Hotel for both DAYS for Beau
I seaut Commandzry. which on the evening
Of the frs, day will give a reception 70 all
. NsSons and sir knights ct Western Mary.
/ land and their ladies'. The Fourth Regi.
mrnt Band of Baltimore and the Yellow
+ Springs Band will give a concert at the
/ reception.
On Wednesday afternoon the drill
I corps Of Beauseant Commandery. under
Drill Master Edward G S.alev will give
an exhibition dill on Church street.
/ When the commandery arrives BY a
/ special yeStibuled train over the Western
/ Maryland and Frederick railroads it will
be met by Jacques Denolay Command
/ erv aad escorted To Masonic Temple.
whore lunch will be served
The Grand Masonic Choir. Is voices,
assisted BY BeauSrsnt Commaudery
choir, Hobart Smock, director will give
a complimentary concert at Woman
College Tuesday evening.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05


Frederick Cly-M4yor John Edward
Schen
Register and Tax Col'ector-AHchaeI
3. "a McCadrey.
E~ Aldermen-Lewis A. Rice. Martin c.
81 sKemp 7. Dante, Cummius. Henry NJ
{ d 1Gittinger John L. Johnson. Clerk,
n, Jacob Schmidt. Board meets third We'd
=. rneSday OF every month
+" City Health Omcer-Dr. Ira !. Nc
!. tn rCurdv.
las I Policeuen-George Brengie. Edward
y fiHerwig. William King Tohn F. Fleming,
: b2everdy Dronenberg. John B.umenour,
Gun TEdward Herring, Geo. Hoffman.
yth si Electric Light Engine=r-Edward Tit
DE WOW.
Fireman-Samue1 Abrecht
g" Electric Light Linemen-Frank Ridge
NJ y, George Wallace.
rba Market AIaster-G. William Dams
Sun uoerger.
e. Superintendent Of Water WORKS.
r George Nei0er
h,u Police Iustices-Christian H. Eckstein
{ o Ts Ohm Francis Smith and L. T. McGiIl.
I. vsdo CITY Att0rney-Edward !. Smith.
u City Election Experimentation 5
- 'mStull, Henry J, D. Hagau, Democrats
* xanro1i bias Kuhn, Republican. c. ThOma:
n SCkS,ein. Clerk
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05

F. Champion and wife, real estate in
county, IS.
Cameron F. Ohler and wife to Emma
J. Riegle, real estate in county, 81 400.
Charles w Shafer and wife to Clarence
w. Rudy and wife, real estate in county,
$40.
Marion @ Brandenburg, executor. to
George @. Coblentz, real estate in coun-
ty. 500.
J. Franklin Thomas ct al. to Charles B.
Croft and wife, real estate in county, S.,
etc.
John Baumgardner and wife to The
American Foundry and Manufacturing
I Co., real estate in city, $40. etc
Sarah g. Biehl and husband to Harri-
son y. kehne and vile, real estate IN
/ county. s. etc.
/ r Scott DER to Dennis Sewell, real es-
tate in CITY, $40, etc.
! Charles A Poole and wife to P. T.
/ Kuhn and Vim. H. James, real estate in
city, $500.
/ Jacob Engelbrecht and wife to Charles
E. Mobberly, real estate in county, $50,
etc
Daisy NJ. Rothenhoefer and husband
! to Ernest H. Harper and wife, real estate
in county, S, 900.
Elizabeth G Best to Hattie Poland,
real estate in city, $40, etc.
Israel Edwa. Nirtz aud wife to Henry
3. DebUng ct al, real estate in county,
$40, etc.
/ James L. Green and wife to Daisy NJ.
Rothenhoefer ct al. real estate in county
$1,000.
Ella E. Murray and husband to John
Newton Whip, real estate in county,
$3.50.
The Pythian Castle Association Of
Frederick County to John Edward Schell,
real estate in city, $3.50
Samuel WertheImer and wife to Pyth-
ian Castle Association of Frederick coun-
ty, real estate in CITY. s.. 500.
Simon P. Eyler and wife to Clarence
NJ. Smith real estate in county, sI,I5o.
5. Anthony Marine and wife to Jacob
A. kidwiler. real estate in city, S. etc.
John A Campbell, IT., and vile to Ed
. ward 1. Moore. lot in Brunswick, $3.50.
Henry (. Fox 10 George ". Perry and
wife, real estate in county. $40. etc.
ManzeNa Z. CTum 10 William Brown,
real estate in county. &. ECO.
Margaret Z. ). Hood widow. to Eu-
gene Sponseller. real estate in county,
SI9.7o s..
Theodore c. Stoner and wife to Emma
K. Firor. real estate in county, S., 500.
lula AMMAN ct al. to Albert P. Adels-
= berger, real estate in county. 500.
Martin L. Prior to Dora Z. Eyler. real
estate in county, s. 500
Cornelius Staley Of T. to George F.
Tabler aud wife, real estate in county,
S. etc.
Flora Belle Ohlerto Jacob Rowe Ohler,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05

KemptOwn Items.

NJ for Mr.. Harry Wood and brother Lynn,
Is Sindepere in this locality the past week visit
FLtha1g their many friends.
Tine ,Ahe Ar. J. Windsor Williams has returned
Nj MI ON business trip to Pennsylvania.
ARM ttorIe reports the sale OF eight Buick auto
Mi ~ lobi.es, This is not bad for only one
the keih'ip.
max Ns'o Miss Ella Y. Kreig. the Primary Su.
cherint-nden; of the Public Schools, was
Pain sen welcome visitor in this vicinity.
iam 4oi Miss Ethel Fout alter an extended
NJ Tim sit to her many friends in the Monu-
the tnareental City has returned 10 her home.
and IL Mr.. Hiram 7. Weast, Of Monrovia.
Anu as on a business trip in this vicinity a
movt " DAYS ago.
i Har& <ncMr z. c. Magruder Of Monrovia, vas
Mar Frederick recently on business.
iden = Miss Minnie Watkins spent a few
, oiys recently with NJ. and Mrs. J. A.
Wnolgle, near BarthOlows.
pr sad Miss Edna King. Of Gathersburg
,Cbutotand Mr. DIN Williams. of New Market.
line a1Iicsent the week : end with Miss Lillian
ttting. lshe Mrs. Mary l. King, who has been
NJ. Mi, ending the winter in Dayton. Ohio
nt oashingion, D. c and other cities, has
fPsn urned to her home here.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Marriage Licenses.

Lester Ezra Skater and Ava Marie For
ney. b .-h OF Rocky Springs.
Willard Theodore R;ddIemoser, OF
Br4dlock. and Ella Elizabeth Hotter, Of
Middl-'own.
George P. Huffer and Lora G. Keller.
both of near Niddle,own
William II. Skies and RachelC Long,
both of WiimOre. Pa.
William F. Shuf and Henrietta Lien
hof. both of Altoona. Pa
George T. Mehrling and Mamie Nettie
Harsoca, both OF Frederick
Harrison !. Dixon. of Dickerson, and
Nora 3. Smith. Of Lcksville.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Advertised List.

The following is list of the advertised
letters remaining in the Frederick City
Postotfice, Saturday. March so, 1912.
To obtain any Of these letters the appli-
cants must call for advertised letters. +"
II not called for within two weeks they
may be Mt to the dead letter office.
Gentlemen's LIST. F. Baker, Mr.
and Mrs Stanley kreh, B. K. and D.
Ry. Co.
Ladies List.-Miss Flo Benson, Miss
Canye eastman, Miss Ada Holland.
Mrs. Agnes MCGEE.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Applies for Divorce.

Ella L. Y Allen has applied for a di-
vorce from her husband. Jesse / Allen
The application was made through Reno
5 Harp. The court has passed IN order
compelling Allen to pay SIS counsel fees
for his wife, and to also pay her SIS per
month pending the SUIT, she to support
herself and child.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
WoOdsboro Items

,,rom,,dheMr. James NJ Smith was in Frederick
!Ctyadea business during the past week.
Mir as B. NJ. Smith was visitor to friends in
.;pen. uissederick few days ago.
Re Mrs George B. McCle=ry. of Fred
Pa, :Huck paid visit 10 her parental home a
samfi DAYS ago.
! MI .neMrs. Milton Carter and son. of Lib
Harm ytown have returned from a visit TO
rrien\ J. D. King and family
Nj NAfr. Harry Dorcus who IS employed
"a, ear Frederick. spent Sunday with his
Wen cents here.
q Milf heir. and Mrs. Charles Beard. OF La
Pa. oniursburg. visited Mr. and Mss. Allen
1eogove, I'm a few DAYS ago
Mss indrs. John Smith. of Lad.esburg. was
with trao iSItor in our town the past week.
t ,onndr and Mrs Charles Striue spent sun
49, with Mr. Isaac Strine and family
near Troutye.
d,i ~ drs Frank Auders visited her grand.
10 Their Ms. Elizabeth Shank, at Tan
Mi own
eissr Ph,fr and Mrs Albert Ecker and son.
N ,extihnk spent last Sunday at Deiour
'eu Sistrjlr Harry StuI OF Rocky Ridge. was
~ thisltor here on Sunday.
hrs liiss Verde Jackson OF Fountain
MI .ek. spent few DAYS with her sister.
-y 5. Catherine Zimmerman.
ir Alvis zimmerman. OF Graceham.
:. MI - de business trip here on Saturday
gI sn 70, .ie.srs. Morris Savior and Howard
~ nu spent several days IN Phila-
yrefEoultlrs All, Wb,,,,,r. soon, . s,,,.. linn.
sama weentlv With friends in I .ib-rt,t7,.,
I'M
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Hansonville Items.

v n. John Storr was in Frederick dur
urTears the week on business.
lo.aichtlr. Lloyd Palmer was a visitor 10
Mish inds in this locality
title IRIS Vernon Shook is still confined
go =, - bed and IS very in.
lnd 81. and Mrs. Grayson Palmer and
~ e SON. Edgar. Of Lincoln. Nebraska.
= re ted Mrs. J. E. Palmer recently.
tnff Charles Harper and daughter.
oecarle. and Miss Tempe Utter ack of
Tsho Fisiown, called on Mr. z. K. Harper
hit ,.cas family on Sunday afternoon.
Z, Ir. Calvin Harper called on his
ther Mr.. Allen Harper and family
sunday.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Dorsey and child
rem, of Continental, spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. A. Shorb
and family, of this place
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05

Kuhn and lanes have been awarded
the con,rsc. for the removal OF the build
ingS now on the site on Court street,
upon which Mountain City Lodge, X oil
P expects to erect home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-03
HELPED MANY GET JOBS
National Employment Exchange
hid Good Work at a Loss.

The National Employment Exchange
which was founded three years ago win
a fund of 100000 subscribed by twenty
nine New York citizens to meet operating
deficits has issued its third annual re-
port.
During the last year, according TO OTTO
n Bannard. president Of the institution
the exchange has not been business sue
ccss the expenses having outstripped the
growth. Progress has been made now
ever. and the amount expended without
return was less than that of year ago.
The number of persons for whom work
was obtained is greater.
The exchange, which aims TO benefit
loth employer and employe, has during
the last year been instrumental in Sc
curing employees for 4.676 out OF 1897 en-
nlovers OF those who wanted positions,
Ia borers and inexperienced farm lands
were again i'm the majority, and there was
copoparatively little difficulty in placing
Them In cases where office work was
desired, the results were not as Crafty
ing. out Of 1903 persons sent out by the
exchange only 1A4 we're competent
Poor penmanshp of the men and women
applying for clerical positions was largely
responsible for the failure of 50 many 10
meet requirements In the list OF those
who secured positions through the me-
dunn Of the National Exchange more than
one hundred different occupations are
represented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-03
CHARLES PAGE BRYAN BACK
American Ambassador to Japan
Home After Four Years.

Charles Page Bryan, American Ambas-
sador to Toxic, arrived here yesterday
from Havre Oh the French liner Ia Pro-
vence. Although he had come home to
vote ii Is likely that he viii enter hos
pital in Chicago for treatment and OBJ
scryation because of internal injuries he
received recently in Japan.
Mr.. Bryan has not been home la four
years. He was sent to Toxic eighteen
months ago from his post in Belgium 10
succeed Thomas j. O'Bricn as Ambassa-
dor. He described the japanese as peo-
pie Of sublime loyalty. This he said was
marvellously demonstrated at the time Of
the death and funeral of the MikadO. lie
said the visit of Secretary Knox had
made a profound impression upon the
whole japanese nation.
About a month ago Mr.. Bryan said that
he and his secretary had met with an
accident. They We're out driving In the
suburbs. when their horses became
frightened and ran away Mr.. Bryan WAS
hurled into ditch and painfully in
ilred He said he had recovered from
his bruises but was hurt internally and
believed he would have TO give up part Of
his sixty days leave for treatment In
hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-03
GETS VERDICT FOR S12,5OO
Woman Passenger Oh Liner Was
Beaten by Member of Crew.

In the damage suit brought by Mrs.
Laura Rivers an elderly widow living at
Shoreham. y. y, a jury in the Federal
District Court yesterday reQdered Judg-
mcnt for sl2,5OO against the Compagnie
Generate Transatlantique. After the
verdict had been recorded Judge Holt
announced that next week he would hear
argument on a motion made in behalf OF
the steamship company TO set aside the
Judgment in favor of the plaintiu.
Mrs Rivers i'm October. 1910. was -
saloon passenger on the French liner La
Provence. bound from this port for
Havre. Early i'm the morning Of the day
upon which the vessel arrived at the
French port young under steward
named Emile. by means Of purloinad
nossI,ev. entered Mrs Rivcr@s cabin.
The intruder. who was apparently bent
upon robbery beat the frail woman. and
as the result of the assault she H. now
, nervous wreck The youth was finally
oyerpowered. and when the liner reached
Hayre Emile was turned over 10 the po-
lice aud later sentenced to jail
Mrs Rivers sued for $4,000 damages.