Orange County Times-Press (Newspaper) - November 18, 1913, Middletown, New York Than a Week Will Paper to Ton a tear ORANGE m toll sn ot Leading Weekly Newspaper of Orange County ALMOST everybody CAD an subscribe s but 11.64 per VOL XXIII 6 N. NOVEMBER 18, 1913-EIGHT PAGES 51.50 PER YEAR WILSON DECLARES THERE IS NO NECESSITY YET FOR CLOSING THE AMERICAN EMBASSY President Says Situation Has Not Changed For the Better in General Exodus Has Commenced Nov. says that trie Mexican situation does not yet require the closing of the American Summing up the situation the President indicated that personal attitude of Huerta might have circumstances upon which the American government bases the conviction that elimination is have General Exodus Vera Nov. American families arrived from Mexico City and reporte d that a general exodus is be- Mexico Nov. is preparing to organize Ms new and continue Lis military Many that tbe Unite d States continue its permitting the Federals and to fight it point to the large exodus of Americans other foreigners now renewed as bearing out their Employes of-business houses having headquarters abroad report that they have receive d instructions to get women and children out of the Federal FOWLER DENIES HE INTENDS TO CONFESS i Associated New indicted lor has em- ployed counsel and la prepared to denying rumors that he would to Fowler pleaded not guilty when ar- and released In a company signing tha The examination was postponed ten days at tbe Martin but Dis- Attorney Whitman said he was f to as he hoped Fowler would confess In the Secret 17 A secret In- of the State Highway De lit this section Is in ress here regarding the suspension K Assistant Engineer Representatives Independent asphalt manufacturers attended a hearing before Highway Commissioner Carlisle anent their complaint that State business goes to the because ot his Hous Carlisle's removal Is threatened un- ices the specifications are FIRST SLEIGH OF WINTER WAS OUT ON SUNDAY HARRY IS ALIVE AND IN NEW YORK ar- riving in this city gives the first inite information received here since his departure concerting Harry F. tha young man who waa ported near Maybrook several weeks and about whose mysterious dis- there was a great deal of excitement ac the The lettei was received by the Iron ft Metal Company at their of 50-54 brouck and was written from the Aid Society and side Home at 225 West 35th New York It states that the young man applied lor aid at the and there said he had been employed by the Newburgh Iron and Mottl Company In July and August cf this Information regarding the boy Is The letter was not addressed to WALDEN MAN MAKES AN ASSIGNMENT the Newburgh Nov. surprise was occasioned last night when it be- came known that David P. hardware at 17 Main had made an naming Cyrus B. his largest as Anson J. ney tor ma was in tnis lage last evening and in an interview The correspondent stated the of stock and outstanding would amount to while Uie are about Tins business was established uy the late JNr J. Fowler about 40 jears ago He later B. into the Uie nrm name be- ing N. J. Fowler Company lor maty About 17 years ago K. J Fowier retired in favor of nis Alison J. Tne lirm con- ander die name of tne ler Hardware Co. until about 12 years when David P. Decker chased Alison J. Fowler's and under the name of Fowter business was continued until four jears Cyrus B. Fowler sold out his interest to David P. who had enjoyed a large firm employed about twenty men ana Lad large contracts for in many places tne Only last week David P. Decker was awarded the contract for installing a heating system in the new lire houso in An inventory of tha stock was com- this and as soon as the business wi 1 be con- by Uie assignee the stock can be as a PET STOCK SHOW OPENS AT ARMORY Many exhibits began to arrive in town Monday morning from different parts of Orange county by wagon and express for the poultry show which is to begin at the The work Armory tils of setting up the display coops and arranging the exhibits is this year under the tion of G. B. of who is acting as superintendent in place of W. Q. of who is unable to officiate this MAIL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS IS THE WARNING Postmaster James F. Moore has re- notice from Daniel 0. First Assistant the local authorities ire to do all in their power to urge euly Christmas and the of Christmas parcels to avoid the rush wul ensue at the last few Parcels for Christmas may be through the Parcel Post according to a ruling of the bearing the 10 be opened until or of a similar this and ruling means a great lessening rht work of the clerks and if it taken up by the Placards are to be to the different offices to he til in the offices and and to j bo distributed among the irging early shipment of Cat and proper A large percentage of those ulio ship Christmas arc In the habit of mailing them at the m in. the hope that reach the on Christmas and this very object is moie than likely to be defeated if this tom is owing Jrf the great rush during the last Cew Wrap your gifts address them plainly and HASTY MARRIAGE HAS ANGERED WALDEN PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Busene of Stony are very much upset at the news of tae marriage of their daughter Gladys to Gem go G. of which took place in on Thursday night The young less than 20 years hod been visiting at home of her grand- Mr. Richard until the died two weeks and remained in die village to care or her The ily knew that she was acquainted with Gillson but were for Lhe message received from the They have received no woid MISS PARKS SPEAKS BEFORE The regular monthly meeting of the suffrage Association of was at me norne of M. on 110011, 15. At tne close of me iroin the bride or groom since the message and do not know where they to have the hurgh Journal the daughter and her that they are very angry at the and desire to uie daughter or Mr. is employed with the Central New England Railroad Company at SOUTHERN PACIFIC'S STEIKE IS OVER or in other as a going and if you mark them concern to some persons or com- In this ay the business will De retained in Attentions to Girl David P. Decker has been doing an excellent business and had no tion of failing until last when as a result of a climax in his domestic caused by com- with a young it is said Decker his and decided to with ail his behind him and seek a new home haps in He once lived in that State Icr several years following his marriage 17 or IS years It has betn rumored about tne lage from time to time that family jars were quite frequent in the er home OB Orchard it wae to Decker's attention to women and It was stated the situation was aggravated and perhaps justly by a jealousy en the part of his some ume Mrs. Decker had no- that ber under the ex- cuse of loss of appetite or a business would leave his dinner and ry from the Suspicion was but to 232 South in the he opened until and them at GRACE WILL IS ADMITTED TO PROBATE Nov. contesting of the will of the late Patrick of was in court this At the opening of A. H. F. who with W. L. Dickerson represented the renewed his previous motion to admit the will to Surrogate announced that he would hear some testimony as to the prop Mrs. Grace was then put on tho stand and testified that total of the estate was about real the MISS Kiena A presented oura oi lork A magazine writer on ULC cue of uie editors ol uie ranis in ue a r me Uie of Woman Suffrage have been so to tne people ot tne said the in a period of three have nothing more to do with their J and moving among of all i was not to laid any opposition but on contrary all approved and coula The bride's father is an ex- only see in its tensive dealer in etc. ot tne women been directed toward laws re to women and and those for the of labor The women have a committee keeps close watch of ah legislative The of committee in ing laws aud bad ones is recognised by the Legislature bince it a large vote aad a which is never partisan for the women have well the lesson of MKs Parke alluded to the efforts being made to discredit Judge Ben Lindsey in aud describing the crooked political ods of his she He is so strong in that city that the futility of attacking him efforts are concentrated on long distance attacks where the its of the case are not In the speaker gave as one of the results of the movement in Colorado a mental broadening and a larger in governmental fairs all classes of The association and its friends en- joyed a most interesting and are indebted to Miss Parks for coming to them at great personal ir Associated Nov. strike operating employes of the was ended when the railroad j to the demands of the to meet a Federated committee of four was resumed CONGRESSMAN PLATT GOES TO WASHINGTON Congressman Edmund Platt ond Platt left Friday afternoon for New York and They spent Sunday m New going on to the Capital It is the expectation of Mr. and Mrs. Platt to make their home in Washington during the AMENDED PETITION IN THAW CASE Associated Nov. ed petition for a writ of habeas which acts as stay In the re- moval of Harry K. Thaw from Xew Hampshire York was filed There will be a hearing ro OLD-FASHIONED DANCES AT GRANGE River No. 9S2, hold its first dance of the day at their In East Main Tho is to con- sist oX dances REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE'S REPORT FILED election ex- pense of the Republican committee of Orange county filed to-day with the Secretary of State shows re- from the T. B. scn W. F. Durland 250, A. J. Fowler and C. J. Boyd J. B. Montgomery S. V. maker S. B. Heaton J. E. Dubois Expenditures amounted to The sum of was given to G. Alison for to J. G. kin and to E. Smith all of POLICE PENSION FUND BALL ON WEDNESDAY The first annual ball of the Police in aid of Pension will be held at Hall on Wednesday evening of this November 19. The members of are making every preparation far liu of the large is expected to A en- time is full orchestra has been engaged to for and the committee in composed of Officers Fred B. John William H. Faulkner aad Frank H. Willam where Isidore the boy's Several weeks ago the young man from his step-brother to buy Junk He lost the playing pool and abandoned the horse and of his step-brother at The was found aad the fact that the body of aa fied young man had been found near there and taken to the morgue at it was rumored that hen had been toy the snow Imll ot the oa tie that aad ly daring lha Charles A of 255 North tbc first to be Keen oat in the a as far oa tie and to tils At rain daring the result m that Reports from op the of mad W. aad state the of rain and the weather ia that TO SPEAK AT PUBLIC MEETING AT COUNTY SEAT er's as Jie niina of aboat equally between it is ot Personal irom of a I NAMES OF PLACES D. Nov. United States geographic which fixes the names of designated the following in New a point in Sacket Jefferson not Allan a shoal two miles south hy west from Bear ern end of Wolfe SL Lawrence Jefferson not Allen Keill or a tillage in not or Garrison's UNIDENTIFIED MAN KILLED BY A TRAIN An unidentified aged about 29 was killed by being run over by an O. and W. on ho evidently stealing a neur Friday night One leg was cut off and his head was horribly and The accident was reported to Grant R. Wilson in this who made and learned that the man had been seen in Cooks Friday and had told -i chance companion that he intended 1'. jump a freight train and get to that The authorities are investigating his WHO IT. About a month ago a sum of money was found in the business section of and has been advertised in the local paper for three if the owner does not call within a week MRS. KNICKERBOCKER DIES AT BEACON it will become the property of tho Mrs. Elizabeth A. mother of H. H. of this died Sunday at at N. a long illness of heart which had been complicated Mr Knickerbocker waa on Saturday and hit wife was at her bedside when end She was conscious up to tbe time of her death and suffered the most excruciating pain for hours until death brought Kind hands ministered all that toman Knowledge could offer her for the past few mouths and only a ful constitution warded off the final during the many weeks cf f ei Ann Knickerbocker thf widow of Ferry and was In July 25, 1S50. was of John ed and oue of seven two of William of and Mrs. There n of Conn Also surviving is one H. H. manager of the One daughter died Hi Mr. and Knickerbocker had lived at since 18SS, Mr. dying there oa July 1911, The funeral was held at the hte home with interment at being conducted by M. H. of the The Mrs. Knickerbocker was will participate in the a cemm grocery store near was then He She became convinced ner husband's less of appetite ing engagements were all centered on the in tnis Detective Moore Acting the oi utr family 1 had known Mr. Grace for some 20 j years in and went over severa conversations witb A 1 r Mrs. tne County H. wno ia this oa tae n conversations him as being perfectly One bit of that dut Grace said go in aad of 5llB a BOARD OF HEALTH MEMBERS INSPECT HULL'S CREAMERY morning aad Js isef immediately called 01 renewed j KOUK to the Iroai to admit place a of the of Swcsey rated that it be i sited to 32-SO Decker was c3 the con j served passing through a Of the grocery store and into tun rear a wan of about in j ales Konk the 5a a w I speak the were at for r i ing on the at the jat thin unat tie waited i This a Ims of At thai en- the from fryat trance to f-i a i to S. lale was to pro W. 3s Sin S and St 3s to Uhe of every ol Goshen to at- tend and be as to lie of new It to this tnat all are to Jn to Mr. ing Mr. roite in I wbo the for i As tbe sewer system The i Bacon a of lEca n a nt will farther on sAe ytf Q. 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