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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

you read the latest issue of the
"HOOsier Patriot" It's editorials.
though a bit Cloudy. are indeed
Nicely executed. Hoping that you
are the same. S. II. c.
SO AGGRAVATTN'!
From out the west comes sad re-
frain
And bitter walls of woe.
The ''DoIIies' of the Million train, ;"
Insulted! Jeered! Oh! Oh
Poor "DOIIies'' couldn't make their
speech
Tor laughter loud and rude
From women they had come TO
teach
Those western girls so crude CD
These queries met the teachers
ears
please answer this we beg.
(which gOOselet of YOU we'll dress
ed dears.
Laid Hughes golden egg?"
Queen BelmOnt's feathers stood on
end
From Indignation great
Said Gggenheim--her smelter
friend
''Them'S questions i sure hate!
I've yelled till hoaISe as any crow
For them to cast their votes
For Hughes. They simply laugh
you know
Scream Wilson like cOyOtes,"
F. l.. T.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

has now had about four years Of
experience, and ] think that he
has earned faith and trust, ] do
not think it a logical or sensible
thing to change to an iGexperi-
enced and untried man just for
the sake Of change.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

Holland said something when it declared that the
German U-boat campaign the Atlantic IS a test
Americas patience" Whether intended or not. it
is alright Job sorey tried as your
Uncle been since this pestiferous war broke
out
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
NMIAnFORNnsON
By Thomas A. Edison

I'm for Woodrow Wilson. When
it's America that's at stake men
have got TO vote as Americans. II
is just one big thing after another
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

Armour & Co. will Increase their present capitalization
Of $40 100000 s10OOOO.O0O by declaring stock d-
vidend of 400 per cent. says Chicago report. And
meat still goes up verify, the American people are a
patiept lot
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

OF is all rot this talk SpreckeIs- Otis
Southern Pacific combination TO defeat Johnson the
United States senatorshp. These folks have no more
designs Hiram's goat than has on a canary
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

Chicago bankers say that the sufficient ag-
tation induce congress to place embargo
ports is keeping wheat down Gee whz. let's everybody
agitate some more.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

Every time Hughes takes a crack the Adamson
eight hour day law he has remember that Can
and the majority of republicans voted for it,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

SrRSCRIPTIoN RATES: Morning and Evening E>ditfon1|
SINCE Copy 2c; Sunday. Morning Evening
including year IN
Delivered by carrier south Bend and Msha"aka Wv Peg
year in adj or t2c by the week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18
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THE NEWS-TIMES PRINTING COMPANY
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Hone Ssh F""~o ~O'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

Senator Root then asked all to
stand and drink the toast 10 the
president. which he said should be
always the first regular toast IN all
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17
DIG ei.nen 4emeis i,

30 Mls einen 8eine5is s, m 1t
pel9er unberfrorenbeit Bic MIiier=
ten Na6ridten bon lnruben in belltz
Ihen @tGoten perbreiten, aitiert Die
uRolniide 3eituns" folgenben ges
rtdt, Den Der gettt pariiien fiA aus
9onoon ,telegrapbieren lieB: auir3iid,
baben il@ in A0ln tpegen Ser S1be
Der 2ebensmittelpreiie feue 53piz
i4enfGae ereignet. Na9ri9ten 3ufol.
&c, Die nad 9olan6 gelanst fin6, baz
ben bic 9ausfrauen, aufgebra9t iiioer
Die nnerbDrt boben 8utterpreifey ole
8ertaufsiteaen geitiirmt un6 gepli;n-
bert, 8erittene Yoli8ei gab Jeuer,
llnb 26 Trauen tpitr0en ,berItBt, Dnr-
inter 10 f9ner. lin bas 8etannts
lperben Der Madriht 3u3 bermeioen,
perhi16erten Die 0eutl9en 8ebproen
Gle @erienbung Ser R0lnifden gldts
ter iber bie @ren3e. Die Nanrtaf
itebt in ibrer uripriinsli9en Ia6uug
in Der Dailp Mail bonn Is. Desenlz
Der unb 1T Sem ansebli9 aus Mmx
teroam iibermittelt poroen. Die
R0lner felbit lpiirben ie6r neueieris
1ein, ettpas bon bteIem lotalen Nnfs
itanb gu nifen, .bei sem bic poftsei
Bleuer gab", oenrl bisDer tpeib. TEN
Menl4 ettpas Bpm oielen @oradnseu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17
N0VNN
S~l1rdidniHlide Geatdtigfet aer

gernep 5. Roonep, Der II
Nsparf, u. S. ellen 9sooitdtenlaben
bctreibt, I@n0rt beute Stein unn
Sem oaraufs pab es ielbit inter
Der 8erbre9ern %nnitdnpise &srle
sibt, ST. lpeis IS lett fur5em aus
Grfabrung, folslid} muB es alip aud
lpabr Iein. 8etrat ba zines na9z
mlftass etn elegant gefleioeter Mann
leinen 2apen une brabte itatt ser
WiinI4e, etpas gu faufen, einen blitz
5enosn &epolper gang rieiigen Salt
bers gum goriAein. @lei9seitis
bonnerte Die stimme: rMGes pa<
piergfIo Der, mas ii9 bort in Der
saosntoie befirrbet". 3und@i
mabte iin &oonep natirli6 erit elm
nal ppn Sem @@red erbplen, banr
aber 3tammelte er, baB bic automatiz
1de 3ablfaiIe au9 ni9t einmal Ell
men einaigen foi9eren Dollar balte.
limb iiebe ba, Der Nauber i'm pitfei=
,ttn 9abit slaubte RooneD auf fein
Bort, sing nieber nod Der Sir lt11o
Dsrpuftete, ebe Der ,ibm na9itir5enbe
@ooneD feline 9ilferufe eri9alen lafz
len fonnte. Sn Der Rnfe babeu ii9.
tatld6li9 nur lumpige, 70 Gents bezs'
!unon. i III F.
Gin gu le6enerregenbe s
Mbenteuer bate Der 6ifder Wels
Sadi on aaus Green Bop gu beteben,.
a1s er gu fpdter Mbenbitunbe aui
elmer @isi@olle, Die fia bon eirera
Gisfelo losgelDf bdtte, sauf Die pffene
8u3t binausgetrieben ipurbe. @ez
gen einep beftigen 8lia5arbs perball=
ten ieilt. 9tlferufe unsebDrt. Gum
Slid bre5te fi9 ipater Der Minb,
nnb bic @6olles trieb am anberer
Morsen lanslam nieber Dem ufer
81. Ser Mann NOR bal5erfrpren.
als er gerettet fplrbe.
9te V enobner BON . ".
lutb 9eisbts Bel Superior, Mis.,
lpasten li9 neuli4 na@ts ni9t aus
benz @arie, na9bem in @rfa6runs
ssbradt pOrosn NOR, oab @imOn
Wiprsan, Elm 10 Sabre olier MeNenz
ger 0op. nur NIT fnapper Not 5mci
5tmberpDlfen entsansen lei, Die ibm
5is on Die Sir ietnes Saules se=
fpIgt naren. sic sriffen pano9
etnen 9unb in Der Gtabt an unb
perldpa1Oen lie na@ Der %unbeppbn>
ten @egenp bi1ter Der @taDt. 9urd
ben tiefen 59nee TT es mabrl9etn-
li4 ben M0lfen unm0glih senez
len, SHUTTER gu fiaben. unb Der Sum
ger bat iie na4 Der @tapt setriez
ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17
5iabt ano Gonntp,
5reitaa peu u, @ars.
@eHerbui&L
@ al n, II. 0ia

@ a.ibi II 9 t n, II. Mar5.
Sir Sainois: gorberrideno beiter
bci iteigenoer Semperatl1r Sreitag
ll1lo Salnstag.
Stir Sopa: @orberfld)eno better
ltto mariner Sreitag; apahridein=
lidl better Sanstog nao lteiaenbe
Scmperatur in he1l mittleren llllb
nltlid1en Sheilen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17
4ofdu 8atuseri6s.

9apenport. 16. Mara.
Illrdidnitts : @oromlsterItano 30.3e
Gllrdidy1itts Semperatnr . sc
Sod}Ite Semperatl1r Belte sc
stieoriglte Sentperatl1r leste Nadt %
Mor1nale Serrperatltr fir 80
Sabre So
9urdidmiHlibe Satdtigtea aer
Suit . So
Nieoeridlag in "a Stll11oen O.01
Gorberrldenoc @inoridtltng 500.
@alieritanO I'M Z llbr Morgens As
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17

8crtanst: Gin Mann ober Srau, ems
gasirt in einerr groBen gtabIiHement.
nm als infer @ertreter 5u fungiren.
Gin gutter @eroienit tan1t er5ielt tperz
ben. pbne bab es binberli9 nit Der res
glldren Mrbeit lit. gmpfe6lungen ge.
|tpiinidt. Goreie inter .152", Ser
9emofrat". 2O,ba
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17
2luSfmbrmna8
g department
Sbr apoaf uuo nnier

iino gpmbinationen, Bic 8eiultate err
5ielen.
Sober strcifen Slim pirp eltpidelt
unD jeber abbrnd miro bcrgeltellt
1ur6 Sadperlfdlrbige, beren 8eltreben
CO lit, nGeillitate" 81 cr5ielen, serabe
70, als beim Iufnebmen Sbrer gilber.
Gin @eril1d ut1o sic lperben aus>
finben, bnB uniere @rbeit Die prpfeiz
1%ionelle 6ualitdt bat uno bur6 Sadz
b%erlranDi9e allssefiibrt bat.
1tab bic sebienuns -
aIe Silms, Sic rad) sem @eidaft Biz
$3.50 Na6mittass aebradt tperbel.
iperDen big linn $3.50 ben naditen SAG
fertig9eitcilt.
Sffen Ibenbs unb Spnntags.
sic erbqltcn Geral Gnalitdt ntlb
8ebienung BET,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17

8erlanst: Gin MoreBb,ld BET 1gtobt
9abenport bonn Sabre 1915. Norefe
1ebit Hrets etc. l1rlter ng. G."",snn ber,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17

l3n pertanfcn in SO. 1904 @umz
nit Mbenue, an sepflaiterter strabe,
nabe 5trnbenbabnlinie, grobes llnb
feines udt 3immer : @aus. @eniigenb
.Sbitbdnme lnb Blumen. g%benfaIls
5tpei leere Baiitenen nnb cine flint
Gunner Cottage. Gnttpeber i'm @anser1
ooer ieparat berfauft. 100 SUB Sront,
$50 SUB lang.
limb go. 1871 ipeltI.S 10. @trabe.
nooernes a9t 3imr1er !4ais, due
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. erbelIerungen; ffnt,n
leidt in ooppeItes SIat umgearbeitet
tperoen. Seleplbon: 9apenport 3439S2.
IL, 1881.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17

-@af@e llrtb fa1tbere aieferune al.
Ter Nrt eeiddftli@er ill1b pribater
Drldia&sn 5u ben nteorieien Nreiien.
Sob. 9ruderei teS Ser 9entptrat".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17

Sn ner,nietbcn: IS Mder @ibners
AnD Gentle Sarti. @robes Sals
nnb @arten. Is Iinnten gu geben
nnhs einer gtraSenbabnli,,ie. Mietbe
lit mdBig. Ian abreiiire ,gfo. 3O",
n9er 9empfrat" 14.18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17
Rar8arctbe @peQer
geb. 0ird

geb. Strd,
art -. Modrs. Ior9ens umS S.lt6r.
ftad flrsem, 1tipcren 2eibtn I'M SITTER
bon 81! Sabren. 1 Mouat unb % Sas
gen iianft entldfafen lit,
Das 2cibenbegdnsmB finbet AM
Sreitag, Den II. Mar5, Mac6mittaas
nm ,l1br, bpm Srailer9auic, benz
Sse1m ibrer Sodter, Srau Margaretbe
aipp, 1853 Saflpn Ipe,plc ssaiig mad
Dem fdotii@en Srieobuf ltatf. \
lin titles 8eileiS bitten siestisfbes
trilbtcn 9intcrbliebenen:
Better Mfocller, e
Srmt .M%sarsarctbe &ipp.. eeb. Moeller.
Srm Bertha MafeIimg, aeb. MepelIcr,
Sralt Matbilbc 3anlic,,, aeb. Moeller,
sss&inoer, eaas ss \
nebit Gdipieeerfinoern. Gnfeliinoern
@.16.17f. aTs
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17

@eindt: D1o1tl1 in ntittIeten Sabren
li6t 5a1sz, @artens ober Selbdrbeit.
Mnfrdgen inter no., n9er 9emo=-
frat"", 16,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17
8ettfeoerm

~perbet,inrd 9aunpfs sst mn Itrie "a
rtttitSt. 8ettaber5ase suerbeH 1etuas
l&e.l .1t1S senabt, iotpie Ratrrt'n sst
axSeebefert
&ans @as1er, 1113 peia. &. e4r,
Adtertprt. Ssstpa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17
Meme 4ln5ei9en.
ooeSsMn3et8e.

Srcunoet, mo @efanutett biernnt
D1e trauri9e Nadridt, bob nnlere liebe
Wtlltter, Sdbipiegermttter uuh @ruBz
mutter, Sralt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17

gerlangt:s Sunge int Sitter BON 16
Sa6ren, Der DaS M~potbeferS @elddft
mill. Stpl Drug store.
,16,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17
Mnatt8e9 tilr
Qt(etts&l&te, Hert61fe, DsfIxts,

- &p1MnaSen ete.
h bisier Stlbrii tperben fxfr Chen Saa
!bts ;au elmer ISOLDE III ben t1a9folgesS
ben Staten irferirt: Bis ou bier 8eiIea
ODER beren @Ium 60c, iber bier uni
bis gu d6k 8eirr $1.00. &etre dnAi
..5tige' tpir6 fir = als zoe aueeS
routnten. A 1 "a
Cir @teIeng.,ude tptrb BEL stu. tta
!!edSntnIi8er Snferttort 2bc bere&ret.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17

] Serlatfst: yin al~lperldaiiises Maoz
ben fir algemeine Saltgarbeit. Mad)%
5ufraaen ;20t9 @lom ctr. 16,18t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17

5enfer le Ser RAID gu rei=
nigtn. Man reibt Sic 2eber in
ltartems @alapaHer obne @eife aus.
Sesliae unreinisteit perfdminbet 10.
fort. DisieS @erfabren gtsift Sas
Neoer 11iAt an nnb ma9f es ,,l1ibt
feti. M
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17

I'm bas asten Don
Isl i'd en 5u erIei9 tern, fiige
mon benz Rc4naiier einen Saub
gu, Delder 3uslei@ ben Sc
hmad Der Slide Derbeifert, unb ben
ben Seefii9en oft dnbaftenben, piez
lel1 Neuten nnangenebmen @eruG
ba1npft. ST Der Slid oieunli9 gar
2sgeto9t, nebme mon i'm nit einem
:siebl0ffel reht ppri@tig, baB er
a1idt 5erbri4t. berals, Iese i'm in
cine @4lifel uno gieBe 10 piel re9t
staltes Maffer barauf bob er gang
Dqmit bebedt lift. 9ierauf nimmt
man ibn fofort mieber beraus uni,
S4egt tbn tpieber in bic beige 6i5h>
briibe, lporin mon i'm ,o1mals beiB
perben laBt, Inn i'm bann lofort an
6uri4ten.- Surd bieies MbI1reden
pes beiben Jif9es1 NIT faltem Ma1.
Ter 5iebt it4 bas 3Gleii9 5u{ammen
unb BON ben @rdten ab, TO- bob mon.
beim 3erteiten bes Jif9es f1on mer=
ten pirD, pie lei@t. iib bic srobs
'W:ttelgrdte ablDien l6bt. Mu9 Bic
fleinfn @rdten l0ien fid nun falf
maibelos unb f9nell uus. Der gu
!aB bon Gfiis bat ebehfal[s bic au~
lammensiebenre Wirfuns auf 6as
Hsdfleif@ feIbit, unb auf. biele
Meiie setodter Slid 1T cabsr bel
,tirber uno bldttrigtr aIs iplher,
spsn man auf aeipobnlihe Meile rur
ia @alapaiisr tOAte.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
SEEKS TO WEED OUT
ALL UNFIT TEACHERS
Education Board Passes RpsO-
luton for Inquiry Into
Their Efficiency.


Nh '"NeS's''"n 'n~ o"J''t or "hich
is - weed out from New York schools
All iusfi,i.n, t.achers and nr,u,,n,l. u.s
-,.r,. ..ra. -.
''''' '' ne "a vi r'u-
,at'"" win TN" adoption OF "A resolution
o".r''i nF A'rdha'h ~tI'Nher.
MI fleA"e' = rre"lutl"h' winch was
pass" Unanimously promises that the
avt""e HuI"'lnNeuu'I' aier conference
win IN. p"irn OF snp'rlntendents' be re-
uueS'e" u" INFORM the bohro or t.duca-
~" "n''''' '"'le are any among the
'''.h''9 an" principals VINO IN
p'i'' % eil'lel,'F are below the reason-
ao'e s'ah""rd Una, should ne enforced In
49, '".s''' y. W" Pn'.' "i 'H" Guy
HS"' mat u there are. nov ial'ure 10
p'''ee" "salist 'heih 'h the past can
ne ~dt'ouH,ch i"r ana "hhl procedure
" W." ue '"p''H'" III an 'Hort N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
WILLS AND ~APPRAISALS.

~SERNFINN rlANA Who htei on Ma
% 1918. aud Who had conducted 4 WIu"
shop - 90 BaNrer street lef tsiS-6 to
hl- widow ANA chNireu
CuNRl.Es T. S~CnAtER Who dicd on
:. lcft 4 VII ,n-pp-lng 81 dn estate
Of more ,htu S%'"o.""o tie say" the em
tic o,iat, To- ris NntuN Mr. l"uu." r
Srhat,r ~ 80 vs. End avenue lie
hal iwo daughter, ani 4, son
ELL X RoHlNS"\ who diei ON t"o
T." Ms WIDOW GrrtrGl. robinson He
securities Wn"th g od-. go. iurIud
iuE 200 shares Of standard 81 COMPANY
or Now work. w"rth SOL h0". 900 shti,-
New York central aud lntrrnh'i"ut' Ira
ton houd- worth 'll' i"o amt N"' '-o
respectively
GEORGE ALEXANDER rHElrS mem
her of Phelps Htn-. n 90, VII dlcd "u
500 Gao lie gave '0oos 10 HI, daugn
Ter Mrs hcI,u A,k"rl, ~ Cheshire. Eus
iu,t aud IN, remainder ot IN. osla'"
/, MS ,uu IN law amt grdndthlliren He
d,r.rti mat his hutN -" "rcmsted WAN
ont any religious ar olh-IW isr.
,ul mat his ashcs hr disposed Of a. his
.,.cu,ors see nj Tur executors ar. ms
ncphrws. Charles L ana Thomas coleman
ihelp,
nERMAN REI\EHS % the u IS 4
urinrr. CurpurAtou. Mhu died al his home
$50 Wrioughhv avenue, R'ooklyn ON NAV
~, left $4,000 IN 'ash. ana ne rents Of
,,n"Wni,, Reiuets. sga.0OO each to tive
| sons, \. Frctor.ck and Herbert II hciners
! and 81 900 iu irlst FOR 4 brother John
AIRY estate. ,slu" not Ne' Determined, gnc'
10 IN. two sous. Thi, viii include ,h'
houses IN Willoughby avenue ana Hsr
| street on the death OF Mrs. Reiners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
HELP REVEL IN HOTEL
AS MANAGERS QUARREL
Have Best in Brighton Beach
Hostelry Pending Payment
of Their Wages.

All the kitchen help. hellhcys. busboys,
waters and o;'sr employees AZ the
Brighton Beach Hotel are revealing IN
the hest that hostelry has to "f"i
of food. dancing floors and easy chairs
They ar. at present IN fun possession
of the hote'. including the keys to the
harder. and are making the best Of their
temporary ownership by holding nishtly
dances In the ballroom, three iedsts a
day IN the dining room and by lotlins N
the yerauda and parlor chairs
Things are not 50 pleasant for the
mt guests stun .ivlng in the motel
II they want a ,meal they nave I" go
elsewhere, II 'hcy want ice water or a
towel AL they hIve 10 do j. get 1t Tor
Themselves. and they are Also allowed /"
make their own beds
The waters and other employees have
gone ON strike. They say they nave
wages coming to them ana thAt th"N
haven't the - -ntcst intention ~ e'N'hs
up their present eujoyahie position un'i
they &c; the wages
Wnli. they are wAltiuS III" TWO men,
both al whom claim 10 h" managers
of the hotel, John r Reynolds ana
william II Ornes. are airing 'helr ar
fereuc.s N the touey Island court
REYNOLDS had Ormes arraigned there
Yesterday on q charge Of assault lie
said that when he attempted To- serve
MS frrmsr partner with a temporary
Injunction to restrain HIM from ln'ei-
fern. with the management on the
hutel brmes struck HIM several times,
~ the request of Nathan u. thddst Y
Reynolds's attorney. Magistrate t'eistuai
nut the case over for "A week tn give
,'hads.y an opportunity 20 argue the IN
junction. Ormes then accus' q 'haiatA
OF assauluug HIM aud asked for a "df
p nam, fn~ his arrest. Magistrate ';"is'nal
refused to give a warrant. but did give
ormes A summons. which he prompt!
served on thddseN
Robert D"suo. superintendent ~ ser
Viz, In the hotel. was The next d'teidin
arraigncd after nImes. also on a charge
If assault He was accused by Richard
Bernholf. one of the waters. with Al
lacking HIM becsus. he refused I" leave
without his pay. This case Vas All
jourued until ucNt Wednt sdty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
ENJOINS BUILDING
OF GARBAGE PLANT
DOYLE, Leader of Staten ISL
and Ants. Hats Work I'm
ill October at Least.
APPEAL MADE TO GLYNN

nv obtaining a temporary injunction re-
straining william McDermott. Building
Commissioner from granting n permit to
the contractors for the garbage plant on
Lake Island Edward +. Doyle. a leader
Of the staten Island ~snti-garbage forces,
blocked yesterday all construction work
on the incinerator from being started
until October at the earliest.
On Doyle's representation that he
holds a valid title to the property and
that no one else could legally raise
any structure there County Judge Tier
nan signed the order. Doyle served II
himself straightway on Commissioned
s,cDermott In his home at Stapleton.
The order was made returnable on
! June rs. Each side has the privilege OF
! appealing. hut the sessions Of the STU
| preme Court on the island are discon-
snued from June init October.
The contractors had expected tina,
COMMISSIONS McDermott would make
known his opinion to-day on the plans
which they filed a week g They had
$50 men and material ready to begin
work on the plant to-day. as Lake Island
is s,ill In the possession of fifteen private
detectives hired by them. assisted by
thirty policemen.
j. Sterling Drake, who is competinl
with Doyle for ownership OF the site
surrendered himself yesterday TO Su'
prene Court Justice Aspinall at Rich
mond to answer to An indictment re
turned on Tuesday which charged hin
with responsibility for the abduction o
two OF Doyle's guards from Pralfi
Island on May :. Drake was released II
$500 bail for pleading tomorrow.
Meeting at 81. George last night. tn
Vigilance Committee sent a telegram 4
Martin II Glynn. chairman Of the Demo
cratic national convention at st Louis
with a reuues, TO have IL read before tn
delegates. The message reads as fol
lows:
We Staten Island from destruction
by our city administration forcing
garbage plant upon us despite gu
united protest. Staten Islands Not
once carried the state Of New Yorl
~electing Grover Cleveland President o
the United States
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Plaza MIR. aud Mrs, william A. Prime
Ro~lyu, |. !
-. Regis Hcn,y sheafer and Miss Louise
Sheaier. PottsNillc. IA.
Breslin-c. cox. galveston, Tex q
n Roger, Jr, Washington
Prince George W. e Greer, fhllaf"'
phIa Robert q. Hawkins, Boston,
Rutmorc Mr. and Mrs. r. BAXTER -,
Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. i, II. Thompson, Won
kcrH,
Majestic MIR aud Mrs, y n knox
London, Miss H. r.. Haseensail' Toledo
ONO.
waldorf. ASTORIA T. 7 Lamb, Atlanta,
Mrs. i T. Patton and Miss Patton PhiIn'
iolphia
NcAIpiu- pcrr~ Nernsuies, Havana
n Hardman, schenectady MI in'
Mr.. George II BoNnton. Atlanta
Knickerhockcr- Nj. and Mrs II r.
ShclIou. Albany NJ and Mrs !
Stnirk,r. chicago. Mr.. aud Mrs W T.
Scott Bunil"
Wolcoti= Mre. ! Gardner CHssatt. rhilt
dolnhia Mr.. aud Mrs. William J. Couture
S.v Orleans. Mr. aud Mis- Il Porte
bradford phi,airlphia
CIaridge-M Nj and Srs " II Marshall
Fart Ianierdnlc. Fla, Mr.. and Mrs VIII
lam \. Phillips. Bridgeport, conn, I G
Strouse, sumter, : {.
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GEN. AND MRS. KING
HAVE GOLDEN JUBILEE
All But One If Bridal Attend
ants of so Years Ago Pres
cnt at Celebration.

Gen. and Mrs. Horatio G. King last
evening celebrated the hfiieth annlNcr-
s,ry Of their wedding with an informal
r~eceptiou at their home, - WHO"
street brooklyn Heights. Gen. hinS
who y A veteran OF the ci'l war -
known throughout the country a. a
lawyer. statesman author anu com,
po.sr OF music. His wife was formerly.
Miss Esther Howard. a daughter OF
John Task.r toward, AT whose nome
"a Hicks street. he was married ny
HrnrN ward RecCher.
nanny circumstance attending the
celebration was the presence OF mem
beers Of the bridal party Of hair a cen
tury ago. With the exception OF the iate
William Iathrop, ,ien King law parry
ncr. who was his best man, all the mem
h.rs of the bridal party are living ana
Miss susan Il Howard. the maid or
honor. Miss Annie Kent a bridesmaid
and two Of the ushers, Henry r King
and John Il Howard. were present.
Gen. and Mrs. Kin were Ais" sur
rounded nv their FIVE daughters ana
,i<t,cn grandchildren The grour M
Guided Mrs. Percy Il Gray. Hort,l0
XIX tray. Miss Constance Gray. MI
and Mrs. John Hau~a, william \
.Jr.. Howard flanwaN, MISS
Mary Hanwsy, Mr. and Mrs Skeni'st'i
{ Norton. Miss Esther King Norton MISS
Rose Norton. Miss Ethel Norton Mrs
clara King L.i,chheld, Miss Jane Lion.
Neld cleveland litchheld. Miss fthe
| Ii,chf,ld. Willis litchfe'd. Mrs George
l. Brown and Miss Rettv Brown.
Gen. and Mrs. kiuE have been cios'lS
connected with Plymouth 'hurch ~
their lives. and the Rev. Or New"I
nv,t,h, UTllIs pastor Of the church, va
a guest last evening
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WILL DISTRIBUTES $500, 900.
Fra ncisco Garcia B~cUucnths aIOO,-
900 Ia His Widow.

The Will Of Franc.sco Garcia. cigar
manufacturer and member Of + Garcia
4 Bro.. Aho died April 80. distributes
$500. 600 in spec fled requests. The
widow. Maria Jacobs Lester tidrcia. re-
ceives siu0, 600. all her husbanH's per-
sonal effects and the contents of his resi-
denC-. His estate At Grade, spain, goes
20 his brother Ramon OF Madrid HIS
sister. candida de Menendez, gets his
estate at san Ramon de tandamO,
spain. ami $4,000 in cash.
Amelia Garcia Menendez, a niece, gets
Sl50.000 and Mrs. Maria Garcia Dudley,
another niece, receives 5000 600. John
Mccormick, an employee. receives $1,000.
The re%s!duary estate goes To- the dow.
The testator directed that his body he
inferred In the mau>oleum AT his birth
place. san Ramon de caudamo. spain.