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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-16
Afternoon SAFES.
GoLDFiELo STOCKS.
Morning Sales.

Jumbo Extension goo. B-30.
si721z: 500. $40. 400, s1s5. 100,
s1.s5; 100. $1.s5. 300. sl.s5; 200,
1922; 200. sI.s5: 300. s1.725k, 500,
si75; 500, $I.75; 500. s175; 500,
sf75; 300. s1.77k.
Combination Fraction-500, a.
Booth-5OOO, ~; 5000, a..
Merger Mines-4600, n; 1000, 81.
1000, q; 5000. e.
c. o. D-10OO, s.
sandstorm-Kendall- 1900. IL; 1000,
IL.
Kewanas 10.
Black Bntte-3O00, 2.
spearhead- u; 1000. Y.
Yellow Tiger-SOOO. 5; 5000, B.9O,
5; 1000. B-3O. 5.
Grandma--l000, s.
Afternoon Sales.
Jumbo Extension-400, $l75; 100,
$l721z 300. s1.7O; 500. s172h.
Combination Fraction-10O0, IA,
$500, 15.
Blue Bull-1000. 6.
c. o. D-1000. 5.
Sandstorm-Kendall-500, IL.
Grandma--100O, S.
Columbia Mt.-5OOO. 4 500. 4.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Morning Sales
Round MOuntain-1000. a.
Afternoon Sales
Round Mountain-5OO. IS.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-16
NOTICE TO PUBLIC

!. Tom Kim. give notice that on
and after this date / all not BE- re-
sponsibie for any debts contracted by
Mrs Tom kim tiny wifel
Dated ToHopah. New. April Is. 1915
A15t2 (Signedt TOM KIM
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-16

The following are ras closing stuck
quotations. and the record CT the
days sales. as reserved from ne san
Francisco stock exchange rh1a after
noon By Broker H z Epssiua.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-16

MISC ELLAnEoUs
ToNoPAn STOCKS
Morning Sales.

Jim Butler 200. 80.
Resese-Eala 1000. Il: 1000. B-50,
Is: s0o9. BIO. IA. 5000. IL. 1909. ~.
800. a. z0eo. B-29. u.
Tonopah Merger f068. -: 500. 40:
1890. 80.
Monarch Pittsburg 10
Cash Boy--l69o. 8. 1000. 8.
Victor 800. %; 500. %; 800. q.
Afternoon Sales.
Belmonr-150. 1920.
North 5tar--2000. Is. 1000. Is.
Rescue Eala--l000. II; 1000. IL:
z000, II, 1000. II.
Monarch Pittsburg $500. 10: 1000.
10.
Cash Boy-l000. BIO. 8. 10000. b
10. ..
yietor-10Oo. Is.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-16

The Pythian Sisters will give a card
party and dance Tuesday evening.
April 9th. at Odd Fellows hall
AI4-27
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-16
TEMPERATURE REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday, as:
4 year ago. 68.
Lowest temperature last night, 3S;
, year ago, 81.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-16
NEW ARRIVALS

The latest wares in all departments
for men, women and youths Coed
goods AZ low prices
AIe-st RYAN 4 sTENSoN.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-16

Tonopah Lodge. No. s74. l. o o.
NJ viii give their third annual ball
ar Miners Exchange hail. Wednesday
evening. May lgth AIe-M.Th. I'd
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-16

" n AUBREY Is in from his
mine IN the Liberty district.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-16

Certificates of location on sale at
the Bonanza office.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-16
Classified Ads

FOR RENT One-roOm furnished
cabin and water So month s0s
Central ST. S2s-AlStz
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-27
MARCH Is, 1915.

0t Nama ' Nature Of Claim Claimed
g. 1908
49, 5000
arassinc road
n 1894
w E. A u No. 9.63
~
sosd aInnr dra g@in@ road ...... 800
H. Eco .nnn1ies salary for March
Ahat archiec conntv home building 1924
ord 1,nch served At county
purosnn corn for county farm SS3.7O
March $500
B BaSet a. saIayv Fst 1ei5 $4,000
Office mo-
$500 boad oeetng renors hills
po"dinot ongneer lehman D No $50
Douainot' nn%inear Hunter No 500
Poudinnt r engineer peterson D. D. No. $50
Bo pt n 81 So ess $500 $500
p1,ir n n No 5.OOI
19oudinot engineer Reidt D. No 1000
1o"ainot ercinear FARLEY y D No 2.5Ol
toudinot benefit com Blair D. 32.5O
dstri 34.90I
Io@ar Juror district court .......... 37.50l
Bafr O. witness district court ............ 500
sboveinq snow on county road 4.25
rtsbnn haiiT district court 62.5O|
b. 1.OOI
1.4O|
home 1901
1901
n road 1901
Inpnat+ 1Uelcb provisions l.5OI
mileag 99.S5|
1not PaInh dragging 2.OOI
N Beckne
road 6OOOI
55.OOI
Dol
E. p to 9O.00|
60 Con 70 Ellsworth
A. e. to $3.50 5250}
60 1450Ol
Cow Con CO. road work Jewell 10000
Cotar w salary of steward month March S333I
Cate- advanced ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1916I
Catr Hazel bosework county home 1854
cadar p,n;ds 25SSi
Gedar papids 62Sl
Chicago Steel Tape Co., supplies engineer lle Lilo
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-27

city ct Wssss city, city, ss, 3sss.s; M
City of Webster City city council board Of review
con p'd Dr. Fsl Belle H. medical aid poor
cabangh H. salary month March nr non 499 496
Christensen 12so 2so
Carlson c. L. juror ............. 4o4o
e.: s.: s.:
G:::; :2a: ::s
B Bgs A. asst eng esms@ M No. 500
Dodge B. A. asst asst eng Blair D D. No. 49,
B Bdae A. e sns Gj Hae Court y D. D. NO. $40
B::$s5 + Il ss,$s; ia 70; poo: 5;
Elicit Fisher Co., repairs st Pe UrnT res @ $50
$:; ;:;$; +: g: s.
freeman Tribune Pub Co. stationary supplies
house. meeting, pub B. of s.. printing o.
r4diar Chambers supplies sss
ESs s a Sf5 cs sspft s s5s
S Sis court IT. s go s go
F. 2 $;s s II @
STP sSsss
Teod OTTO rre si sa1 pS eco
eeis Henry in see go go
e euthe ,e p H. p1 juror district sses $500
asss5 Fsst p 5%ss %ents
Heaa" Mrs. !! z2s' salary Sr
ao 1 Mrs T. wv montb March 1915 5000 5000
1man imror district court
Ihnn n nritness district 1885
1uber exnenses
D. 1925
In"ia puh ~ h1anEs .....,......
1id pub ~ nh nroceednes r Of s. 2467
-. popI RECONSIDERATION
1 sboreina snow conr house grounds
,0 on@nn faro uork COUNTY farm
my d 1 1o cash allowance .... 900
1a ~ - asst ne eno Nail n y ..
1om1' 49, nre ono r D. D. No. 800
1 low ~ ~ 49, p p one Ceve,and D. D. NO. 4
INV, w. ~ w. rnodica1 aid moor S975
-
~ ~, roarson nrovisions
,n ~ raina road
1.hau DIV inror district court 1850
1snaI, 1ine m Re,s road
y
NEE D. a. ass+ on@ nre survey Nail D. 1000
n y No 1926
1iiT T. a. asst anr cole d D. No. 1875 .......
1iim u ass+ anr Nail 1858
E.. A. Cleveland d. D.. 1875 1879
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-27

'no WY ~ ' Nature If Claim Allowed
district court zo'co
Webster township 5000 o''o'
publishing proceedings B. OF c.
and supplies, pub tachers meens.
Jaropsoh' T1uu' duanaina road 6.25
yohnson "a sen non work mileage
Johhson ~ - 1;no onsrs '
49, ~ sunnies PSI
f1euhel q Hsse, onprt house 6.65
g. session. mileage tele ''''
surveying instruments anu suppHes
l'eNlars Pfaiu n M
Lee on, ocnnnor n n D.
Zee " .aunon foo cao Coo Mamt
90 oasa Loo Snanger .
1'una r. - 1919 CnrIev smith
l'nnu F. 49, feo aso smith
1Iund f. - atorne Fac case frank
llunu T. ~ attolnes &C. oaso ,rlnr nunke1
-una r. D.. al'oi iSu Str;ct Count 34.OO
Lakln Norman, Juloi t;. 5000
Lsncn Ja,ol z;un;o+ oonr+ 27.9O
lemey, b. na,n+, form
l'elghton, CARA 49, n y No 1877
Lee D. W. eSs. On poidt n n No CTS
1872
Nleehll a. onn untar d No
Nleehlis ~ . a9riat nour+ -
e. nror district court $3.50
nr i,ror Gtric+ court 27.60
~ i,ror
shoveling county road
L. ", plumbing at jail oo
draaa;nr 800 49, S.25l
F, plumbing home
Supply co. SUPPLIES county Superintendent
nri6aa ~ 2OOI
renairs deferred
rarro 1943l
Matt ra9 dr.a s ms. anu Spp 400 4OOI
1850
G. of the justice court o.oo
Tucker, G. F, j. Of the p justice court o''
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-27

!: r
AFTERNOON SESSION, {, 1915.
Board met present. Johnson and
Knickerbocker
The and continued with until
m.
8, 1915.
Johnson Baw-
den a. Knickerbocker.
this date and the board
moved seconded the
reported by eneht commission
changed accordingly
2sss-25 from $s5e4Q to $SsS4o
w e eseN sec2 from $292SO to $3l20O
Peter Miller sS-ss25 from s194o to So
A sell 33-SS-25 from $1OOSOO to $9S5.oO
A eseAs $4O440 to $3794O
q w 28SS25 $1944O to $2344o
cancelled account or land not
being in Motion carried
benefit commissioners in Lob
and the is hereby approved VIII"
changes as made by the carried.
district by Mon cleveland ana
this on motion again
rtherpro ceeding
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-27


AFTERNOON SESSION, 8,
National Pipe
Co., amount s12o part Of final estimate in Walker drainage
school
fund to temporary
county home building asbestos shingles to tile roofing and the
submitted bid Of s25e5o additional price
bid accepted and change spfa
having been reported appointed
Marion township would qualify such Justice the
Justice of the Marion
petition changing
motion appointed T. Drug engineer the change
ss oo % @ n pa Of s
drainage district No. 1913 account of
ton Center Co.. year
auditor authorized to cancel half of tax sA lot
bondo
ing h hs 5 and A being
the board motion appointed Austin engineer to make
auditor authorized to cancel tax on lot blk A. cn-
Williams
northeast district ending
authorized auditor
file appointed engineer
preliminary and report on said petition ~
Elmaw Jewell filed
by that error was made in assessment
Of soldiers exemption on lots and blk l. Williams
motion appointed Austin engineer make
limnary survey and report on said petition &C. M 80 ~
buildings said having
Petition
the following contracts with the fol-
VIM Wood A Anderson Mason Hill H. g. Johnson W. Less
Glenn Riske Harry FeTgtsoS Martn Walker A. j. Mccoy Adams
Report of engineer petition
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-27
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SUPERVISORS.

uVVllDllvUU VI I'LL OOl LIlIlOVAO'
Board adjournment members present. Johnson
for s1s 90 to Jen
in Frayne Drainage District No. g.
passed resolution for the en-
compensation is recon-
the {n shall III be rs: paid I'D Sd the
changed from ten eight hours
s8is S1' @ .+ Marc, ,e
MARCH 1s, 1915
members present. Johnson
report repair No and hold hear
sons 81 50 requesting We're heard
following motion approved
1'RHF FEGE HPwSSHlP'
JAN TO- oan mp eee En hf from county treasurer
To received from county for meetings 1900
Total receipts Observation-Disclosures '''''' s3''''-'
By By cash paid paid for t15a
By By cash paid paid for l repairs for tools
BY By cash cash PAID PAID for rosd
By cash paid for road tools and freight s92s
By cash paid trustees meetings 49S3
By cemetery seeee
By t balanee on hand 2s2s.sl
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP
'" TO a%ont Received ." haho county
s6774.e7
DISBURSEMENTS s575o o
By paid for sup labor u thing
BY balance cash hand aSSo.os
rota, disbursements .... SOFA 81
anss 's" r
::sS ss: $ SSs s @
On motion board adjourned April
A. j. Peterson, County Auditor and CLERK B. OF
Peterson Chairman B. of S.
1915
members present. Johnson Baw
Knckerbocker.
petition for drainage dis
Thohi The board proceeded hold said hear ana all
being claims for damages on
motion continued further proceedings until April TO-
construction of bridge 3d. section
90 township
of contract price be paid ko
s274s92 the board ON motion authorized auotor
said amount -.
Proceedings Lehman drainage dis
continued this date the board again
ued proceedings sth, 1915 -
petition drainage district by yron CeVeano
continued this date the board on
inued proceedings 1915 bid of 10 cents per
and the
consideration said bid it moved and
bidder work six miles OF ROAD from
between anu
Randall, be
estimated De
Proceedings consideration
W. continued this date the board again
further proceedings until May g. 1913: ,,
adjourned April 1912 at ooh d. ILL.,
1915.
adjournment members present. ba"den
Knickerbocker
allowed and auditor authorized issue warrants
o,., ,uouroa
supplies house a60S 49,
wolf 2o.O0
Arstin p r. nrol CLEVELAND D. D. 1864
R. G. W. & A D. D. No
n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-11
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
BY Being Constantly Supplied With
Thediord's Blaek-DraugLi.

Meihu. Va Il suffered SOS several
years SAYS AIS. u. WtMakot. %
lhs place, with SICK headache, and
stomach trouble.
Ten wears ago = friend told me 10 ~
lhcalufdr hiaek nMuWhi which ! did
nnd ! lamd Il b. ur sac best nllY mrdl.
cine to- young and old.
} keep nisek ntaughl on hand ~ ma
hmr now and Wien my chiden itci B
htiic bld, they ask n's Tor n dosc. and III
does lhrm mufe good thaa any used,glne
they ever ulcd.
We ncvcf have long spell "a slct.
ness iu oar family since sc commenced
u,lag hl9tk-niaugm."
1hedlofdE Black Omughi ia ppfeJ
vegetable. and has bees iurnd % scgl
lale weak slomachs, ald digestion, fc.
ligNc lhdigTsi0n CoNe. wigi uausUa
hcadashe, sick stomach. and s.mIla
symphonic.
u has been In consiani use iof more
ilsaa I'd years. and has brncilct mcif
lhan a million people
Nom druggist sells and fr,ommcndi
3lack-ljuuEht Pace only 49, Get .
s2cAagc b. day. y & ga
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-11
RATES:
lc Per Word
lhe first issue,
lie thereafter
DISPLAY
AID YER Using

opcn fiat rate per inca per column
vide. atc.
Same Suudays
Standing display adv cigi nru entr
Opsn rats per inch per month. agO0
Res3ira Neticss
fure rvaiisg matter each Insertion
per line. goo.
LeeaiE per HE ~sch ir-ortion. isc
Contracts far iafge amounts - "a
vertisiug space on application at this
office.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-11

FOR SALE cHEAP-Fise passenger
Maxwell. good % new a bsrosin. Calf
a. ioQ9 Marguerite Street Mike faf.
volta. t4Ffs
FOR SALE Ten foot counter ana tank
cheap 80 AttosiAn si
fnN SALE Grower pc latest lmpr,-,
ul Mrtanc Triumph cotton Scta
Guaranteed John nuii,r nsbup
Texas. tsi
Fun SALE tareap In latest modsI
inri Nuaasitr neaf. Nster isru uaed
aIufet Johns Auto Duurfuy UcW
FnH SAtE CHEAP tldas anu aat.
urlAN. fnrrr Nrle rcclsag d.uins
rnum aet dresser sideboatd aid nn-
mcinus ethcf ARTICLES 800 Railroad Ave.
ftl1l
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-11
HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS
Born Investment Company
Water Lawrence T@a.rhe,. u


lfk NENr rhr kirarfa farm ga
.acR iisFd ftmnstlns uf frats and
sna Etldrn wan ample uaiHnse is
.W rtnt The farm tsunpflars acfss
AppiN D. klehcrs kinFs,Nle rrsas
foE RENT Nico i.n,um Furnished
cuiaFc aeh loeatol on NeFih ncach
W ifiiman hnrrta lauuaf1 t.N
rlR WrNT Furnished alAfna,nis
Wei afranet1 convenient ans pam
inr'Hhic sIaftmenfs comprising ,uir.
arffairf af mN residence InfIuuluE Wrll
r4uirred nain fnH-n Kitchen. g 0ilt, o..
uail and tsrsH uHiua i4e4iflr Nahta
runn'ur watc ana atNolsl.r $500 ~
mouth AppN o. Alien 40. s.
rau,ahua
rOR HENr Furnished nent hooso
hprlinH rHoms hubbard h,.onlHe
uOuse ipfa Nerth iNuAdwaN Adt
-Ha
mon NrNr IAums fnr tmt n aad
fg'tlstHon best Huaun n'aHh mnf sN.
ua Hn'd imurufcm ouia spirndla Un.IH.
HrU NiHiniuE 0hu.L HIaNNltH .HtNa
Mut' iut' Wlitit Wilson intF fa-
fa0a. Ttkas Giu
FnN N@NT two r0on furnishoi
apartment N,-dern. Term. r,ason
..f aE.. Ha.. ~ ...
fDN MsNT -Four up-stars uniform
isi.cd rooms No sisf ChararaI st
heart 30 hu.urss district from $500 to
HI IA r...n,sr i.t'.,+ NJ. ,er I.rn
-.---.
FOn RENT tarrc dwtuinr. Ese X
49,, ~ ~ ~ " noe,
NOM IDrNg. .i... t.-...,..,
f,rn,.r.,i hons. I'll N.Y., ..',
tn,n.,.t. t,r,.f.rr.t kNt, .,... ,.....
H ~" N'' N''i
.., -.
80 "'"'-'''
".N.e NpiH =" Mit ""i
Hgsl
lpR kiNF Two connecting rooms
for iHht hnuso kreplaH CA Mosauitr
ron RFNT t.room i,,,,,a, v,l,b han,
-. -,,, 49,, t''f Tvs n
7eti
FOR urNT q r..a,, t..,t.,,,. H., ,.,,,,
ing hosrh and az un. ,.,y ,.i,,. An
npidern contenle,...- Anni, r,ii,,
t-t
-
porch co,lags modern Amos ME-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-07
THEY HAD CUT HIM DOWN

One day, in the lively old time of
cowboy activities, timid tenderfoot
at Bitter creek asked ,tremblingly if
that bad man, Bill Busher, was hang
ing around there yet.
mo-" replied the native who was
asked. But he was last week."
Are you sure?" said the tender
foot.
Positively. 1 had hold Of the
rope."-Browning's Magazine. -.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-07

n. y.-sum guys get repitashuns as
lady killers and Washers what don't
mean to be anything of the kind and
mr. halliday is teller like that CESS
if this yarn what herd this noon
while was feeding my face at the
beanery is troo
mr. halliday rushed in, grabbed a
chair and a menoo ticket which he
gave a careful once over while the
waitress was standing by him to slide
the order into the kitchen
after he had got threw the meat
and fish and such things mr. halliday
seen the chicken on the william-of-
fair
hows the chicken today, he in
kwires of the young lady waitress
o, am allrite, she answers back.
how are you old top
then mr. halliday ordered sum ham
and and let it go at that but the fell
Iers at the next table kidded the life
out of him for getting so familiar
with the waitress and now he has to
go to anuther restraint which he don't
want to do becaus he likes the furst
one best
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-07

J 1T MIGHT BE WORSE
Poet-I fear l haven't written any
thing that will live.
Friend-Look on the bright side of
it. Be thankful that you are alive in
spite of what you have written
Pick.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
CLEARY CASE BRINGS
THREE INDICTMENTS
Larceny and Perjury Charged
to ssOciatcs Of Eugene
Ncwman's Slayer.

NEW CRY. ~ v. Nav S.--The Rock
land county Graru Jury to-day indicted
three political associates OF william v.
Cleary, former town clerk and Esmo-
cratic boss Of Haverstraw, who shot ana
killed his son-in-law. Eugene Newman.
The men indicted are Warren Baislev.
overseer of the poor. charged with
grand larceny second degree: Josiah
Felter, town supervisor and eyewitness
OF the killing charged with grand lar.
ceny. first and second degrees, and Ber-
nard Fox. fire chief and eyewitness,
chargcd with perjury.
Feltner and Baisley, who pleaded go.
suilty and were released by Supreme
Court Justice a. s. Tompkins in $4,000
ban each, are allescd to have given 10
'Iearv moneys he was not entitled
to receive. Fox was indicted for testi-
Tying at the Cororer's inquest the day
AFTER the sho otins ;hat he did not know
Wheie the revolver was. when. tt is al
legged, he aftcrward admitted having
given II To Mrs. Fox.
Il found conditions in this town very
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
FORTY NATIONS IN NEW CLUB.
Columbia students Form Unique
Organizations.

One hundred Columbia students. repre-
"ntlng forty nations met at the university
Yesterday and organized club TO be
Snosn as the "International club Of CO.
llmbA University" The members in
lthd 10 amagamate with the "fnterna-
lional Corda Fratres," world wide or
eah!Iatlou. The new club has received
Le approval of he faculty.
In he lat OF officers and members of IN =
executive and constitution commit ces
efN"r nations are represented, including
VI" nlrrd States. England. GerinanN,
Spain, Turkey. Central America. India ,
'hma, Philippine Islands. Japan and
ia'mla state, an annexed province OF
'id" The officers Tor the year are {. ~.
"'u- Wisconsin. president; +. NJ Pagar
man. vice president; }, silva. Spain.
hrnIdlng secretary. {. 4. Chang. China,
Corresponding secretary, T.. Francisco.
'he 'flipplnes. treasurer; 7. Hahn, Ger
hhhl lominas. Japan J. Lobo. Centra
America j. de Leon. Philippines; o, !. Lee
United States, and Sardar Dalip singh
hili, Fhtlala state. executive committee
NJ Short. England. and A. Shukii,
aufAry, constitution committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
BROOKLYN PAGEANT PLANS.
Postponed Entertainment 60 ne
Given ON Mny - nnd ~.

The Brooklyn historical pageant that
was postponed last fail because of the
European war will he given on May 81
and 90 in the Twenty-third Regiment
Armorv under the direction OF Miss Nir-
ginia Tanner and Ottokar Hartik. halle:
master at the Metropolitan Opera House
Mrs Inez Mlholand Botssevain will
represent Manhattan. and the pageant
will portray events in New York history
One hundred young womNu or BroNklv~
VIII sell programmes, $50 Boy Scouts
Will no ushcrs. A. thousand pupils from
Rrooklyn high schools and music'l or
ganizatlons will sing the cnoruscs
Sharnon's Twenty-third Regiment band
will nlav.
Among tnose 90 nave aiken par, :;
arinng the performers and rrenar-
ing the costumes are Mrs. August
Dreyer. Mrs. Don &. Seitz. Mrs fillmore
Rose Mcintosh. Mrs Henry w Phillps
Mrs John l.. swan. Mrs. George VI All!-
son. Mrs. +. Nixon Baldwin, Mrs Frank
VI. Lupton. Mrs. Valentine Hall Everson
and Miss Ellen Osgood Wakely.
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bad" said Deputy Attorney General will
her cha rbers to-day. "Such open faced
and systematic diversion of public mon
eys ut first surprised me and the deeper
! investigated the more | was amazed
Supervis Felter was very close to
Cloary. mixed up with him financially.
often acting as ndorser on Cleary's
: otes. Town funds. 1t is apparent from
An examination az the records az the
bank. were diverted. There will he no
delay In prosecutine these indictments"
Clcary is stu among the missing. Mr..
chambers exam dncd Ambrose Cleary,
his brother; Mrs. Cleary and the hall.
hoy at the Graylene apartments in New
FORK where the Clearys live, but all
sworc they did not know Clcarys where
Il bouts
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TWELVE ARRESTS IN
PARK VANDAL HUNT
Most Of the Culprits leave
Newspapers on 2enches-
Pay Small Fines.

Twelve arrests were made yesterday
in the campaign against park vandals
In Manhattan. There were 100 extra
patrormen In the parks and the York
VILE. West Side and Harlem police
courts were open all day. Most OF the
persons arrested had to pay small fines
A majority OF the offenders had left
newspapers on benches in the downtown
parks. Incidentally. thirty-fve or so
court employees were deprived OF their
usual Saturday half holiday.
Before Magistrate Leach of Queens in
the Yorkvlle court. Alec Cavaleck, is
years old. OF East Forty-eighth street.
who said that he had been in this conn
try less than two years. was found
guilty OF breaking flowers from the lilac
bushes in Central Park. He went to
Jail for Ave days az he could not pay a
So fine
At the ZOO In Central Park yesterday
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After Mr.. Levy and District Attorney
Smith had occupied two hours and "A
half each in summing up Justice Black
mar spent forty-fve minutes on his
charge. After defining the law In regard
&c a reasonable doubt and explaining
the degree OF homicide he spent some
time on the evidence.
The only bit OF direct evidence agains-
Mrs. Carman was that OF Celia Coleman.
he said. and he charged the jury 20 ac-
quit the defendant unless they believed
the story Celia told. The proof thar
Mrs. Carman said 81 shot him" rest ID
solely on the evidence of the girl. and
she story OF the attempt to hribc Co''a
rested also on her evidence alone, "-x-
Ccpt in such measure as George Toomar
supported IT," said Justice Bluckmar.
There was no proof that Mrs Carman
listened over the dictograph the night Of
the murder, so he instructed the jury TO
take the dictograph evidence only as m.
dicating Mrs. Carman'> feelings toward
her husband lie said the rule OF law
In circumstsntial cases is that all tho
circumstances must I've proved hv direc'
evidence and that the jury could not
assume that Mrs. carman had been lis
tsning on the dictograph and that she
then wen, down "a kill Mrs Bailey he
cause the listening had not been proved
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L. I. MEN DROWNED IN MAINE.
Meet Death While Padding Canoe
Through Ice Cakes.

GLEN COVE. l.. l.. May "a telegram
received here this afternoon said Lewis
". Titus. 81. son of +. Townsend Titus and,
Hubert r. Noon. II. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Noon. had been drowned in Eagle
Lake. Aroostook county. Me. while navi-
eating it in n canoe through the ice. which
breaks up AT this time OF the year. The
bodies have not been recovered.
Titus established n camp on Eagle Lake
several years ago. Noon went to visit
him early IN March and Arthur u. Francis
a business man of Glen cove. also went NJ
10 see him. Francis sent the telegram
announcing the death of the two campers