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The First and Leading Evening Newspaper of Dutchess , County THE EVENING ENTERPRISE The Enterprise circulation represents a g r e a ter purchasing power th a n is foul h e r Dutchess County U N ITED PR E S S FU L L LEASED W IRE. PO U G H K E E P S IE. N. Y. FRIDAY,' SEPTEM BER 28, 1917. Cloudy and Cooler; Saturday fair. TWO CENTS A COPY; U. $. BATTLESHIP GOES AGROUND OFF ATLANTIC COAST 3RD QUOTA OFF FOR YA^ANK Thirty-four More Men Sent From City to Join National Army. p a r a d i n ' r a in . liocal Men Are Accom panied By Delegation I From Second District. Although a drizzling rain, prevailed this m o rning it did not in any way dam p e n the spirits or ardor of the th irty -fo u r stalw a rt young m en who started off as Poughkeepsie’s third detachm e n t of the National Army this m orning. The m en will join their fellows at Camp Upton, Yaphank, L. I. A t an early hour this m o rning the m e n assembled at the headquarters of th e local draft board and were check ed up and given their final instruc tions regarding the trip to the camp grounds. .Prom all districts of the county including th e city 117 men wen-' to camp today. Charles P. Sutton was selected co tak e charge of the men, with H e rbert Glndele as his assistant. iChristopher J. I>ownes was chosen as color bearer. L e o Ai D o m left Al. C. F ield ’s m instrel tro u p e a t N o rfolk, Va., to join th e d raft arm y from here. lElias iShaker came from Indian apolis t c take bis place in the ranks this morning. He was employed out A featu re O'f tb e occasion this nnomitii'g was a flora-1 horseshoe pre sented to W illiam C a rd, one of the hoys leaving. © h o rtly after 7 o’clock the column Was formed on Cannon street end moved to M arket street, up M arket street to Main street and to the New York C entral station. T h e form a tion of the column was as follows; Platoon of Police Police Reserve Mnlen’s Band Citizens’ Corps. Poughkeepsie Home Defense Corps. D u tchess County B ar Association C ataract Drum Corps Delegation Prom Fire Departm ent St. P e ter’s Boy Sdouts D rafted ilen of Poughkeepsie and the Second D istrict of Dutchess C o u n ty The arrangem ents at the depot w e re much better than on previous occasions. The train -which was to carry the men to New York City left from the track to the east of the e concrete platform, thus giving m o re , room for a proper handling of the (iCcntinned On Page 9) mmM HOUSE . READY FEB. 1 MITRALITYFOR ARGENTINE AIM President Irigoyen Re gards the Luxburg In cident as Closed Despite Votes STR1KE~CSWINUES B u enos Ayres, Sept. 28.— P r e s i dent Irigoyen regards the Huxbarg incident as closed and w ill do his utm o s t to continue A rgentine’s n e u trality, according to those closes to hiim today. Such a course is th- tirely opposite to the overw h elm ing votes recently of the Senate and C h am b er of Deputies in favor of a break w itn Germ any, b u t the p r e s ident was -believed to have complete veto pow e r 'over such resolutions. T h e re was no perceptible change in A rgentine’s general strike today. The only wheels m o v ing on ra i l roads were those of m ail trains. MALONE IN JAIL AS SIAYER A Newburgh Policeman Arrests tbe Man Sus pected of Killing Michaeli. HAD UTTER^S SUIT. Denying Crime, He Is Taken to Jail In Kingston— Stains On Clothes. POISONER OF DOGS IS ^ G H T Franklin Street Stirred Up as ^‘Tiny/^ Pet of Children, 1$ Victim. $50 REWARD UP. Enterprise Will Pay That Sum For Information Leading to Arrest and Conviction. oooooooooooooooo o o Q $50 REWARD f^OR DOG C O POISONERIS ARREST AND O O CONVICTION O o o O The Evening E n terprise will O O pay a rew ard of $50 for O O inform a tion leading toi the O O arest and conviction of the O O person or persons poison- O O ing dogs in the vicinity of O O F ranklin street, where a num - O O her of dogs have been poison- O O ed from tim e to tim e, the O O m o s t recent th a t of Simon O O King. It the inform a n t does O O not w a n t the rew ard it will be O O turned over to a charitable O O cause. O O O QQOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ OETenry S. Duncan of the Hotel Oon- tinental, New York City and The W indsor of EHzabetlr.own, has leased the Morgan H-ouse for a term of 11 yeabk. Tbe ho.tel, which is now under construction will he completed under th e advice of Mr. Duncan and fu r nished by him and it is to he ready for occupancy by the first of Febru- T h e new hotel will contain IOC room s with private bath or shower in each room. The interior decorations of th e lower floor will be carried out by a firm of New York decorators, •who are now preparing sketches for th is purpose. M r. Duncan will run a popular priced hotel w ith an a la c.arte res- taJurant, and it is probable the nam e ■Morgan House voll he dropped. P, L. Davis, form e rly m a n a g e r of th e M organ H o u se has been retained in th e service of the Morgan House €ompany. 8—VAUDEVILLE ACTS—8 Monday^ Tuesday and W ednesday AT COHEN’S Double Show at Half Price P rices tOc, 2(|c, s O g , Kingston, Sept. 28—Thom as M al one, ‘57 years old, was arrested yes terday in Newburgh by Patrolm an F red Adams, of th^at ci'ty. He is held here today as the m u rdered of John Mlehaeli, of Marlhorough, whO was found on the farm of Vincent Morano in th a t village with his head crushed in. H e was committed to jail here last night by Justice Alexander John son, of M arlborough, on a charge of m u rder first degree. H is case -was set down for a hearing on Thursday Malone was found sitting in a d o o r - ’’ w a y in Johnson street, Newburgh, yesterday by Officer Adams and when approached by the officer put up Q fight. H© was under the infinenos of lifluor and his clothing and face sho'wed marks of spattered hlOod. Ho denied all knowledge of the m u rder, but later adm itted he had been drinking -with IMlchaeli on the night of the m u rder and had had a few -R-ords with him because Michaeli called him a thief. He said t h a t after leaving the hotel -with M ichaeli they parted and he has not seen him since. A t the tim e of his arrest Malone was w e aring the dead m an’s h a t and an exam ination of his suit case a t the W e st (Shore station in Newburgh re vealed a suit of clothes belonging to the dead man. W h e re th e body of Michaeli was found the authorities found a l a i ^ rock covered with blood’ stains and F is their belief th a t this was the in strum e n t used th a t resulted in Mioh- aeli’s death. Today Malone refused to am>wor any questions concerning the circum stances surrounding the death; of M ichaeli. H e says he knows nothing conceml'ng the death of -the man. That some one is poisoning dogs in Franklin street seems evident today. “Tin-y”, a valuable Bos'ton bull, pet of Simon ICing’s household), is the latest victim. There' h ave been others and the neighborhood is stirred up over the m a tter. A num b e r of val uable dogs are owned thereabouts and no one knows w’ho is going to he the n e s t to be -victimized by the m alicious and cm e l person who are putting oat the poison. W ednesday night Simon King’s pet was m'issing from the yard a t 9 o’clock. At 11 o’clock he w a s foun-d in th e yard dead. “Tiny” -was a pet of the children thereabouts and Xis loss Is mourned. The little people think it m u st be someone very m ean who would poison a nice companion able dog like “’Tiny”. So The E n ter prise today offers a reward of $50 for the inform a tion th a t will lead to the arrest and con-viction , of th e dog poisoner. Woman, 55, Arrested With M 2 m for Drinking ■Mrs. Viola H a ls tead, B'S years old, of 35 Church stree t, an d F red Rose, 53, of H ighland, w e re arraigned in th e city court this m o rning on charges of intoxication. Both pleaded n o t g u ilty and th e i r cases w e re set down fo r trial a t 5:30 o’clock this afternoon. M rs. H a ls tead, who is th e m o th e r of Cable H a ls tead, who w a s sen tenced to 20 years in Sing Sing prison for his vicious attacks young girls in this, city, and Rose, were arrested last nig h t in Prospect street Jiy Patrolman K e c k , GETS 30 DAYS. raigned on a .charge ■of into;ixication tenced to the county i m o m ir and sen- ity jail for 30 HIUGHKE^ ISADVERMD Electric Signs at De- Laval Plant Blaze Forth City’s Name SEEN FROM TRAINS Saturday Specials: I. WURTZEL 25 C a t h a r i n e SL . Tel. 255 Free Delivery C h ristian Sup B est Flour, % . . $1.67 Cream of the W e st Flour, % . . $1.65 •Compound Lard, lb....................... 22c Yellow Eye Baking Beans, lb. .. 15c B e s t .No. 1 Rice, 8 lbs................ 23c Macaroni, box ................................ 10c M ueller’s Egg Noodles/' box .. 10c P rem ier P o rk and Beans, darge 14c Dutchess Co. Potatoes, pk. ___ 43c Chunky Sweet Potatoes, pk. .. 45c Also teelery, carrots, turnips, large egg plant, red cabbage, ripe toma toes, etc. N E W M ARKET 100 M ain S tr e e t All P r im e M eats Lo-west Possible I t 100 PER CENT. ALL WOOL. rie,le, ^ fitit and workmanshiorkmi •ith’ith thehe longong w e ar r of o The sty ^ f w coupled w t l w e a suits and overcoats, m ake it interest to order your clothes here. The DeLavnl Separator Company Is advertising Poughkeepsie in a most effective manner at the present tim e by m eans of two m o n ster elec tric signs which are located, one a t th e north end of th e plant and th e other a t the south end, fam n g th e trateks of the New York Central Railroad. These signs blaze fo r th th e ir m essage each night in letters Of fire to passengers going both up and down th e line of the railroad. T h e signs are lighted at dusk and a r e kept burning until afte r m id- n i ^ t . In th e day tim e they are also easily reed from th e passing •trains. Each of th e tw o signs is seventy-five feet long and is com posed of letters five feet high The letters are outlined in electric bulbs, of which there are about nine hun dred and consum e approxim a te ly five kilowatts The total cost to 'the com p any for the construction and installation of th e .two signs ■was be tw een $7,'000 and $8,0(W. In each sign th e re are th ree lines reading as follows; General Am erican W orks The DeLaval Separator Company Poughkeepsie TRUPERGOES IMLMIRA Sentenced on Probation ary Arrangement Made in Former Auto Theft Case CALL ON US SATURDAY For the Sunday dinner. W e have fine broilers, tender spring lam b, a good chicken to roast, or a duck from Long Island, ju s t killed; they are delicious. E x tra nice rib foa&t, o r cu t of sw e e t ■veal. S tar and Suprem e Ham, taste good, too, these days, at The Pierson M arket, 449 Main ^ e e t . Phone 1040. •rcoats, m ak e it to your m r d o ■ Fall line now ready. Prices reasona ble. MBLARA, custom tailor, 20 W ash ingtoa streeL tf Raym o n d Trem p e r, 21 years old, of 11 L iberty street, who was a r rested yesterday afternoon on a charge o f grand larceny, fo r th e stealing of D r. H e n ry B evier’s a n - tomohiTe, was arraigned before (County Judge A rnold in a special term of th e county court this m o rn ing and s e n t e n c ^ to E lm ira R e formatory. T rem p e r, to g e th e r w ith Jo h n O sterhoudt, 22, of 62 C a therine S treet, stole th e B e v ier m a c h ine from in fro n t of the L iberty T h e a tre on Tuesday night. The car was r e covered in H y d e P a r k yesterday and la t e r in th e day th e youths w e re a r rested in bed a t 11 L iberty stree t. T rem p e r was on a five years' p r o bation fo r a sim ilar charge, having a l ittle over a y e a r ago stolen a m a chine belonging to S ilas iLane. This m o rning th e D istrict Attoimey b r o u g h t Trem p e r before Judge Arnold and asked that in view of the b reaking of his probation th e youth be sent to 'Ehnira. ■ Osterhoudt was arraigned In the city court this n^om ing on a sim ilar charge an d th rough his a t t o r ney, Wfl'Ilam A. Mulvey, he had his case adjourned u n til M o n d ay m o rn ing. Bail -was fixed a t $1,000, b u t being unable to give the same the youth was sen t hack to jail. NEW LOAN DRIVE IS OPENED Sec’y McAdoo Urges Bankers to High Effort in a ' Speech. G E R M A N C H ^ N G E McAdoo Would Have Us Meet It With New Financial ' Dedication. GETS 5 MONTHS FOR FORIHIES Andrew John CSxambers, alias W il liam T .Caain1>ers, 47 years oM, of M ontgomery, Orange County, charged with forgery second degree, was ar raigned in th e county court this m o rning and sentenced to the county jail for five m onths. Ohaurbers -was arrested in this city two weeks ago folio-wing unsuccessful, attem p ts to cash bogus ch-ecks, two for $5 and one for $2. AUTD STORAGE. $2.50 per month. Special rate for the first 25 machines; all conven iences; two w a sh stands, electric trailers. George Stickler’s Garage, 113 North Clinton S t sl8- tf 8 - h VAUDEVILLE ACTS--8 Monday, Tuesday and W ednesday AT COHEN’S Double Show at Half Price PrfceVlOc, ZCfc, 30c. WANTED. Young m en and boys ju s t startin g out; good wages; pleasant occupa tion. Apply R, U, D e lapenha Co., Rndco. tf A tlantic 'City, N. J., Sept. 28.— Opening th e cam p aign for the second 'L iberty.L o a n of $3 000,000,000, Secre tary McAdoo, today called upon the hankers of Am erica to fling hack the Ge-rman hordes on th e battle fields of finance. “The failure of a single issue of governm e n t .bonds,” McAdoo told th e Am erican B ankers’ Association, ■would be worse for Am erica th a n a disaster upon th e field of battle.” Am erica’s foM comlng bond issue, he said, is pitted against a coire- spond-ing loan in Germany. Quoting a a -Berlin m anifesto w h ich boasted of a successful snhaeriptdon cam p aign in the Teutonic em pire, McAdoo de clared:— •VL&t xts m e e t th a t challenge by a subscription to o u r second Liberty loan on the 27th day of October, nine days afte r th e close of th e Germ an loan, •wMcIi 'tvill m ake >clear to the German m ilitary d-espotiam th a t Am erica m arshals not alone h e r braVg soldiers upon ■the fi.eld, h e r In- vincdble na-vy on th e high seas, her industries throughout th e length and breadth of th e land, but as -woll h e r financial resources, and th a t she is determ ined to use them all -without stin t and regardless of sacrifices to ■vindicate Am erican rights, outraged too frequently by German Infam ies. “L e t US answ e r this challenge by m aking clear to the world th a t th e Am erican people w ith transcendent love o f'Ju s tice and of country, stand solidly behind -their great president and support unequivocally -the pur poses of this w a r” Before June 30, 1918, the United S tates will have to raise by addition al bond issues, betw e en thirteen and fourteen biHibns of dollars, MfcAdoo said Approxim ately five billions of this win go as loans t o o u r allies. “To raise thirteen, to fourteen bill ions dollars on o r before th e 30th of June, 1918, by th e salt, of bonds in recurring ins-tallments seem s to some people an Im p ossible -task, “It is a stupendous undertaking, but i t Is n o t im p o ssible for Am erica, It is not easy, but it can. he done. Our resources are adequate; our wUl is ^perfect; our spirit is indomitable and o u r resource is certain „ “W*e have only to pull together— banker,s, lawyers, doctors, m a n u fact- uners, farm ers, w a g e -earners, labor ers m en and women alike girl scouts and boy scouts and every other class of people—^and we can do th e job” The second L iberty Loan said Mc Adoo, -will be m o re attractiv e to the “sm a ll m a n ” t h a n th e first T h e new bonds\ 'Will Iieax 4 per cent, interest, and will be exem p t from all taxes ex cept super income, excess profit and Inheritance levies. The bonds of the first loan on th e o th e r hand were ex em p t from super taxes ------ giving wealthy m en, according to \Secretary McAdoo, “an undue advantage.” This is elim inated In th e new loan he said. R e a s s e rting Am erica’s reasons for entering th e •world conflict, the sec retary declared; “It has been repeatedly stated th a t Arn'esica entered this w a r to m ake iiberty and demotjracy secure throughout th e world. While t h a t is true. It m u s t al-ways he rem em bered th a t Am erica entered th e -war for a m o re im m e d iate reason. (CScmtlnaed On Page 9) New York, Sept. 28—^Victory in the contest for the Republican mayoral*v,y- nom ination apparently ha-ving been snatched from Mayor Mitchel by the recount, his supporters m ade plans •today for running him as ah Inde- pen-dent As the recount in Brooklyn p ro gressed, W illiam M. Bennett, contest ant. for the nom ination, was at O'ne tim? 459 votes ahead. Later this lead was reduced to 439, in th e firijt gain m ade by M'ltchel since th e r e count began. . In 'the face of the recount results to date, B e n n ett obtained an order from Justice Goff, restraining the B o ard of Elections from certifying Mitchel to the secretary of state as the Republican can'didate. R epresentatives of the D istrict A t torney’s office are keeping close watch on the re-tabulation. D istrict Attorney 'Swann had su.t>poenaed a num b e r of election officials, to be questioned in connection with fraud charges. Mayor M itchel has not yet revealed w h e ther he will be an independent candidate if th e Republican nom ina tion is taken from him. The Fusion comm'ittee, however, is being re - o r ganized, -with new m anagers. IF YOUR SHOES NEED REPATRING ’Phone 16$. Goodyear Shoe Repairing Company, 229 Main S t . WELL ESTABLISHED. Is tbe fact th a t our repairing d e partm e n t works wonders on general repairs. Prices reasonable, consistent with good work. ZEMMER BROS, 319 Main Stxeef. t£ BENNEITIS 439 AHEAD Mitchel Ftision Commit tee Being Reorgan ized With New Managers INTERESTS SWANN THE ENTEPRISE LETTER BOX FOR SOLDIERS L o c a l M a n in U . S . N a v y Philip E rnest Spross, son of Mr, and Mrs. Philip J . S p r o ^ of 111 'South avenu'e, who is a m em b er of 6—-S iCompany, U. S. Na-vy now in train ing at Ne-wport, R. I., has sent home a large photograph of his company taken the first week of training. This photograph is no-w on exhibition in the -window of H u b e rt Zimmer & Co. jew e lry store where Mir. Sipross was employed previous to his enlistm e n t in the na-vy. (Mr. Spross enlisted in th e U. S. Navy at Detroit, Mich., on June 30 of this year and -was caled to the colors on A'ugu&t 37, passing thro-ugh Pough keepsie from D e troit en-route 'to Ne-wport on the following morning, along -with 150 other sailors from the west. A hiuneroiis incident in con nection w ith th e latter part of this trip occured during a seven hour stay- in Nefcv York city for Mr. .Spross -was the only m an in the whole ISO who ha-d ever been in New York city be fore and tiie greater part of the men had never been in a ci-ty of the fii-st class- before in tb&ir life. The local sailor reports tbe time of bis life piloting all the crowd aroun-d Goth am ’s isusy streets. . In a letter home Mr. Spross states there are about Ifi.iKK) m en a t this camp at the present tim e and reports the Y. M. C. A. “hut” -which, by the way, is pres-ided over by a former Poughkeepsie assistant secretary, Mr, W a lter H. Gerow, the busiest place on th e map after drills; letters have to be w ritten leaning through a w in dow or writing against the side of the building. One of the recent arrivals at the* camp was another local boy-, “Borneo” Murdock, a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. 'B. Murdock of Church street. $550 REALIZED AT PETE. HARVEST VESSEL IS NOT IN ININIEOIATE DANGER Naval Vessels Stand By as Stores Are R em o v ef From Ship, Whose Bow Is Hard Agroimd—Name Withheld. AN ATLANTIC P ^ T , Sept. 28.—^A UxiSted States Lat^. tleship is asBore on t t e Atlant ic coast t^ a y , aocor<yng to an announcement from the Naval authorities here. The vessel, whose name is withheld for militzury reasons^, is not believed to be in immediate danger. Her bow is hard aground emd & is said,her double bottcon is flooded,^neces^ siiaiing the removal of stores. Naval vessels are i^fanding by. NA VY DEPARTM E N T AIOfOUITCEMEKT. \Waslmigton Sept 29.—^An American Ijattlesbip is aground iif- home waters and resting ea^fly, the Navy Department annotmeed at noon today. DepartnmnM advices indicated Uiat ttte vessri would bfr taken off safely. An ofBcial* statement said: * “The Navy Department has received an official report, stating-ihatr a battleship of the United States Navy is aground in home waters. The ship is resting easily, and it is expected she will he floated without difficulty, ^ “The newspapers are urgently requested not to print any infor mation which might lead to establishment of the identity or location of the stranded vesseL” WAPPinmS BARS TO REMAIN, SUBJEQ OF COURT ARGOMHiT W h e ther or not local excise com m issions’ reports in cities and ito-wns filed -with the coun-I;y treasurens d-e- stigruaiting those to continue in the traffic of liquors after October 1, 1917 are final and binding was the afisstion Justice M o rschauser -was called upon ■to decld.e in special term of supreme court in this city today, Jam es E. Carroll, Jam-es G. M eyer and John E Mack claimed they -were, -while Judge C. S'. F e rr is and P. J. Finn, represent ing th e S tate Excise Commission’s office held they 'n’ere not. Tbe b e a r- in f took up m o st of -the day and at pres® tim e the attorneys were still arguing pro and con.» W rits of certiorari were obtained by BTank Burns • and Carm ine D. Dominiza, cafe proprietors in the town of -Wappingea:®, and Max Click, ■Hall NormingUoni, M artin Soro and iMary OaUohan cafe owners in Beacon, against S tate Commissioner of iEixeise Sisson, asking th a t he show cause why licenses should not be isisoed to them for th e conring year. All the above nam ed -were recommen-ded by the local excise commission, but on the re-designatiion by the 'State njx- cise Commissioner were elimi'n^ted. Mr. iCte.rroll, who represeirted B u m s and Dominiza, in his argnmenit stated th a t he felt the State Excise Com- misisioner overstepped his authority when he disregarded the com m is sion’s report in the toWn of W a p - pingers and made new designations. He ftjrther stated th a t the report ol th e oommission was final and th a t therefore the court should ruie that his clients be granted licenses. P. J. Finn and Judge F'erris -syho ans-wered the argum e n t said th a t thS Sta't-e Commissioner was acting -w&b- in bis rights as tbe local oommieeion had m ade an illegal report in th a t they -did not m ake d'esignat&ms ac cording to the ratios demanded und-ec the new excise law. 'He s a id t h a t in-.- s t ^ d of having five licenses in tha« village and three in the town ootsidoi the -vilfeuge of Wapipngersi th e {fignraa, s-honld have been four to tbe viiiagei and a like num b er to the 'town ou-W side. (For this reason -they arguedi the conraiiiBsfioiiers’ rej^pirt -was notl legal and th e state com m issioner h a d ' a right to re-designate. In Beacon -where one of -the com -. missdoners filed a m inority repoent the^ state attorneys held ttm t th e rep o rt was faulty Mri -Sieson h a d a perfect right to re-designate. MIB. HULL TOASIMSTRESS AT NEL^N HOUSE BANQUET The conference of the salesm e n of the 'Dutchess M anufacturing Com pany was brought to an end w ith a •banq.U)et a t the Ndlson House last night. The tables, -which were set in the small dining room were decor ated -with autum n flowers. Mrs. C, G. H-ull acted as toostm is- tress and toasts -were i^esponded to by F rank L. Sweetser, the new gors< eral m anager of the company, G. W. M ister of PhiladelpM a, F rank R aab of New York City, B. E. Alexander of Austin, Texas and C. R. Rhode of Waterloo, lo-wa. iJIr. Rhode, on behalf of the m an ufacturing com m ittee and the sales W ith all accounts settled, it has j force, .presented to Mrs. H u h a hand- been found th a t $550 was realized J some gi^andfiather’s clock. The fiift for soldiers’ w e lfare work at th e ' came as a complete surprise to Mrs. H a rvest F e s tival held Tuesday at j Hull. Although oompietely surprised Mrg. Hull responded in an approprl- the hom e of 'Mr. and M rs. E. -S. A t w a ter, on South H a m ilton stree t by the ladies of th e R e form e d church. m o u n t e d p o l i c e a t COHEN’S. T h e 54 m em b ers of 'Troop K, th e new ly organised New York State ■Mounted Police, who arrived here today to rem a in over nig h t on t h e ir ■way to W h ite P lains, w ill be guests of C o h en’S T h e a tre tonight. The troopers w ill atten d the perform a n c e in a body. 8—VAUDEVILLE ACTS—8 Monday, Tuesday and W ednesday AT COHEN’S Double Sltow a t Half Price P rices 1(K^ 2QCy 30c. ate m anner expressing h e r apprecia tion both of the gift and the spirit of, toyalty which had prom p ted i-t. During the evening entertainm e n t ■was furnished by IMessrs. Flagler and Eastm ead. About forty guests were p resen t SALE OF PEACHES TOiNIGHT AT MOHICA'NS STORE. Our store will he oI^en tonight f (Friday) for the sale of i>eacbes to those who cannot g e t her© during th e day. Hunfireds of baskets of the H n rson YaHey's m o s t fdcsaoaa and perfect fruit -will be sold a t renmrfc- abiy low prices. 7 t o 9 to n i^it, a t our stone. Fined $2 for Keeping Team on Car Trades Becaose he failed to tuiai 2i5s team, out of 'the car tracks adter several •warnings from the motormaai on a troSey, Richard Gram, 4S, o i BSgii-; land today was found ^ Q t y in -the city ocrart and fined $2. The compIaSnant. Sfotonnan Bagels, stated in the court th a t Crum retueed to heed his -wariiings «nd drove his team Ctom in front of Ooinea's T h e a tre to Academy and M ain atisets before he tam e d out of th e tracks. ‘Crum said bis reason for not feira- ing out before th a t x>odnt -was rea«fii'6d ■was because Ms horses -were poor'v shod end he was afraid they w o / ^ fail down. Bentjamin Vauglm appeared as counsel for -iire complainairt. Ontario Catches and Sells Over Ton of Fish T o ronto, S e p t. 28.— T h e firsA. shipm e n t of 2,500 pounds o f fish, cau g h t and soM by th e O n tarhj gorvemment to contbat th e high co s t off l i v li ^ , was sna 3 ^>©d up a s eo&tl as it was p u t on th e m a rk e t. T h e fish which w a s cau g h t in L a k e N epigon, re ta ile d .at tw e lve a u d a h a l f oeasta a poaod. y'
