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VOL. XXII, No. 25 BELMAR, N. J., F R I D A Y , JUNE 20, 1913 THREE CENTS HYDE FREED BY N. G. TROPHY MATCH MANAGER OF NEW REUBEN DIES IN SPRING HOME NEWS TO BE HELD JULY 4 LAKE HOSPITAL BRIEF ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST Mr. and Mrs. William Marbaker of APPELLATE COURT w HEN we reveal the things iVEN ON STAND Trenton were Sunday visitors here. that are back of a deed, At Sea Girt, Under The Auspices Succumbs to Injuries Received in Work on the extension of the sewer of The New Jersey State Automobile Accident Nearly and water into the Thirteenth avenue Ex-City Chamberlain Wins we reveal the things’s face. Blames Engineers For Wreck district and Belmar park is progress­ Rifle Association Two Weeks Ago ing nicely. Sweeping Vindication. —Homely Under tlie auspices of the New Jer­ . at Stamford. Walter F. Reuben of Belmar, who Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fischer of Tren­ sey State Rifle association tho New was injured in an automobile accident ton are occupying their summer cot­ Jersey National Guard trophy match at tho north end of the Shark river tage. JUSTICE GOFF OVERRULED will he held on the Sea Girt ranges FEDERAL INQUIRY ENDED. bridge a week ago Sunday, died at 1 Tho merry-go-round at Eighth and on July 4. Brigadier-General Bird W. o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the Ocean avenues opened for the summer Spencer, inspector-general of rifle Spring Lake hospital, where he was Saturday night. ^District Attorney Whitman Says He practice, will he the executive officer. One Witness Testifies New Haven Op­ taken just after the accident occurred. A large number of persons enjoyed the surf Sunday. Expects to Carry Case to Court of The match will bo open to teams of erates but Thirty-one Steel Cars. When the steering gear of John Appeals — Defendant’s Counsel Sure T, R. SILENT; WHITMAN six men each from each company of Bardo Asks Public to Take Hand in Hoffman’s automobile went wrong and Shark river bridge is being planked. RALSTON HAS TITLE TO Operation of The Belmar casino is open. Contest Is Ended. infantry, troop of cavalry, tho signal Road. the car hit a telephone pole both Hoff­ corps company and the naval reserves. Benjamin Chamberlain and family Bridgeport, Conn., June 20.—Aftet man and'Reuben, who was riding with New York, June 20.—The appellate BOOMERS GET BUSY A letter was read from tire township have moved into their new bungalow LAKEBOTTOM General Manager C. N. Bardo had laid him, were thrown out, Hoffman es­ division of the supreme court handed of Ocean at council meeting Monday caped injury, but Reuben was hurled at West Belmar. down an order dismissing the indict­ at the door of the engineers’ associa­ night that the township would not pay tion of tho New Haven road practical­ against the pole and suffered a frac­ Miss Sarah Reed of Lakewood was ment against Charles II. Ilyde, the a bill from the boro of Allenhurst for a Sunday visitor in town. former city chamberlain who was con­ Transfer Included To “The Middle District Attorney’s Supporters ly full responsibility for the death of ture of his right leg, above the knee. service rendered at fires in Oakliurst. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crowther have victed of bribery and sentenced to a six persons and the injury of a score His head also struck the pole and his of The North Arm of The council ordered the clerk to reply more, the federal investigation of the rented one of Benton’s bungalows op­ term in prison by Justice Goff, to­ Very Confident. brain was injured so that meningitis gether with instructions to discharge that protection was rendered to resi­ Stamford wreck last Thursday ended. developed and caused his death. posite the West Belmar school. Deal Lake” Mr. Bardo talked for nearly an hour the defendant. dents of Oakliurst at their own re­ Reuben was 28 years old. He leaves Morris Schiff of New York has re­ That James M. Ralston has a clear and explained at length the terms of This decision of the court Is the usual New York, June 20.—Theodore Roose- quest, and that the council would like turned here for the summer. the agreement between his road and a widow and one child, 2 years old. order following the district attorney’s title to the bottom of the north arm relt did not confirm the Republican in­ to know whether it is to refuse those They live on Fourteenth avenue, near Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brown have affidavit that he has no new evidence the engine drivers. In effect he ac­ of Deal Lake, to the centre line, and terpretation of the conference between people in the future, or if Oakliurst F street, Belmar. Reuben conducted rented their residence on Eleventh to offer. The appellate division on May cused the enginemen of trying to run District Attorney Whitman and him­ would like to make some arrangement that branch of the road relating to the a pool room on Sixteenth avenue. avenue and are now occupying their 1 G last in setting aside the conviction that deeds conveying the title are a self at Oyster Bay as an indorsement with the Allenhurst fire department. operation of trains. small bungalow on Thirteenth avenue. of Hyde In the criminal branch of the matter of record at the county clerk’s by him of Mr Whitman’s candidacy George Hurley has opened a restau­ supreme court held that there was in­ Interstate Commerce Commissioner office, was asserted by Counselor for the fusion mayoralty nomination. "McChord took with him a copy of this rant at Sixteenth avenue and F street. sufficient evidence to warrant the ver­ MRS. WILSON NOT ILL Frank Durand for Mr. Ralston yester­ The colonel said that the incident bad agreement and promised to make pub­ The extension to the outlet pipe at dict A new trial was ordered. When no especial significance and that he AWARD CONTRACT FOR lic his report in less than two weeks. Mr. Whitman went on record saying day. The statement of Allenhurst Report That She Has Suffered a Eighth and Ocean avenues has been himself was in favor of having the One witness swore the New Haven that he had no other evidence Presid­ Nervous Breakdown Denied. completed. eouncilmen, that no record of Mr. Progressives select their candidate for road operates only thirty-one steel cars. ing Justice Ingraham signed the order mayor in their primaries. Nevertheless BEACH WALK Washington. June 20.—Reports that The cluster lights around the depot Ralston’s ownership could be found, dismissing the Indictment. Agreement With Engineers. Mrs. Wilson has suffered a nervous circle are now in operation. The poles the opinion prevailed among leaders of For the first time since the fatal Legal circles were by no means was denied by Mr. Durand. Deeds, breakdown were officially denied. are being painted aluminum. all parties that considerable impetus wreck at Stamford last Thursday, the agreed as to what status the Hyde case dating from 1895, when Ezekiel Allen, had been given to the Whitman boom 3 “Mrs Wilson is hardly what could Frank Brown has been appointed a now has. Most thought that the action Work to be Completed by July rd. question of responsibility, for inexperi­ of the Allen family, who owned the by the conference at Sagamore Hill. he called indisposed." said Dr. Gray­ special policeman for the summer. of the appellate division ended the enced Engineer Charles J. Dougherty’s son, tlie White House physician. “Such whole territory around Allenhurst for “is any especial significance to be at­ Prof. Lewis M. Haupt has rented his Hyde ease for good. They didn’t see Railroad Company Asked to presence in th e cab of engine No. 1338 reports are incorrect ami unadvised.” three-quarters of a century, transfer­ tached to the Whitman visit?" the was raised and left for settlement be­ Eighth avenue cottage to Dr. Samuel that there was anything left for the colonel was asked • Or. Grayson stated he had advised red his title to the Coast Land com­ Alleviate Smoke Nuisance tween the New Haven road and the Sadtler, a well known analytical chem­ district attorney to do. Some lawyers “No. it had no especial significance.” Mrs. Wilson “to take tilings easy dur­ pany, were shown by the counselor. One bid was received by Allenhurst Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. said they didn't understand the court’s The colonel's attention was then ing the warm weather,” although she ist of Philadelphia. The difference between Mr. Ralston council Monday night for the work of Before Interstate Commert?ff»Commis- order. One of Hyde’s counsel admitted called to the fact that a prominent Pro­ would be able to entertain as usual. Among the late arrivals at the Nep­ extending the concrete beach walk and sioner C. C. McChord nnd the public being perplexed. and the boro fathers began several gressive, without presuming to speak tune House are: Mr. and Mrs. Myron utilities commissioners of Connecticut, Free Man, Says Stanchfield. months ago when Mr. Ralston objected for him. had said he understood that th at was of $1,150 from Leaw B roth­ $300,000 Fire In East St. Louis. Tickner, of Chicago, which makes at the federal inquiry in the Strnttield John I!. Stanchfield, who acted as to the council having a new cement the colonel's position was to leave the ers, to whom the contract was award­ St. Louis, Mo., June 20.—Fire in East hotel here. Alfred A Harris, foreman this there twentieth season here, which Hyde’s attorney at the trial, said: bridge constructed across a small in­ choosing of the Progressive candidate ed. In view of the lateness of award­ St Louis, 111., destroyed two large of repairs at the Cedm Hill shop, said freight warehouses and damaged the speaks well for Belmar as a Summer “According to my notion, this is the dentation of the lake. Mr. Ralston to the members of the party in the di­ ing the contract, Leaw Brothers were h: reply to a question: resort. end of the case. The order makes Mr. rect primaries water works plant of the city. The served notices on the eouncilmen indi­ allowed three da>;s beyond Ju n e 30 to “It’s our agreement with tlie engi­ Hyde an absolutely free man. There “Certainly." he replied, “1 am in fa less is estim ated a t $300,000. vidually and as a body notifying them complete the work, a penalty of $10 neers which was responsible for is no formality necessary now. The or of settling the question of candi­ that he would prevent the proposed* to be inflicted for each day beyond Dougherty's presence on that train signing of the order made him as free dates in the primaries.” Hotel Man Choked by Piece of Meat, bridge from being constructed. The July 3 that the work runs. No matter what train il was he would HEARING OF CURLEW as though he had never been convicted Colonel Roosevelt refused absolutely have had it under tlie agreement." Oswego, N. Y., Ju n e 20.—Michael council changed its mind about the to go Into a discussion of candidates The beaclj committee was allowed [There cannot be another trial Oonindsslriin-r Mefiiord Instantly Carey, forty-three years old, proprietor “I assume that the district attorney bridge latef and merely ordered re­ A ‘Progressive who usually knows $1,500, for Work to be done on the bath' asked that a copy of this agreement be of the Park hotel, was found dead on FORCLOSURE SUIT rill appeal Hut whether the court of pairs to tho present bridge to which pretty well where the colonel stands houses, Casino, and walks. produced before him. and the railroad the floor of his room by his son. Death will entertain or dismiss the said, however, that he believes that the Counsel will be retained by the Boro Mr. Ralston did not enter an objection. promised to do so. General Manager was caused by strangulation by a piece teal is another matter. No one can colonel's desire at present is to keep The eouncilmen didn’t drop the matter of Allenhurst to investigate the owner­ Bardo’s face was wreathed in smiles of meat lodging in Ills throat'. He for­ the discussion of candidates going as rhetlier or not the appeal by the of the lake ownership, however, and ship of the bottom of Deal lake with­ as he heard the point develop. For it merly kept a -otel at Phoenix. , Association Makes Application For long as possible, and then when tiie ^attorney will lie received limit at Monday evening’s meeting decided in tho Allenhurst limits. When tho Is the contention of the railroad that ■ hands of the court of up time comes take the one most available council decided not long ago to build their hands are bound by the working Receiver For The Hotel I am convinced that the ap to employ counsel and probe the sit­ to lead the fusion forces With this in agreement with the engineers and that uation. They could find no records view, this Progressive said, the colonel a permanent cement bridge over a Company not lie entertained, and so it is the latter, and not the railroad of­ fork of the lake, it was advised by HAYSMAN DETECTIVES of Mr. Ralston’s ownership, they said. had unquestionably decided on the eon Hearing in the Asbury Park and this is the end of the case.” ficials. who actually run the road so Each of the deeds examined specifi­ fercnce with Mr W hitman In order to James M. Ralston that the lake bottom comment District Attorney far as the assignment of engineers is Ocean Grove Building and Loan asso­ (would offer was. "We expect cally mentioned that the transfer in­ offset the effect of County Chairman at this point was his property. No concerned. GATHER EVIDENCE ciation’s foreclosure suit against the Francis W. Bird's anti-Whllman state ■the I I.vde ease.” cluded to “the middle of the north arm record could he found in Freehold of Prefacing as It does a probable inves Curlew Realty Co. of Allenhurst, was ment the day before. as charged with forcing Jo- of Deal lake.” Counselor Durand said his ownership, so it was decided to tigat'ion by Commissioner McChord continued before Vice-Chancelor Viv­ obln. the executive chairman he thought the eouncilmen would find out just how things stood. into this working agreement, it prob ^iter of the Northern bank, to Camp Meeting Association Issues ian M. Lewis in the district court this have little trouble in finding that Mr. NEARLY DROWNED IN MILK. Hereafter council meetings will be ably was tho most important testimony .1. Cummins of the Carne- week, the proceedings being marked held on the second and fourth"" Mon­ of tlie session ^compan.v $130,000 on the Ralston had a clear title if they made Orders to Prohibit Delivery of by objections at every stage made by a search. Wagon Upsets In Big Hole, but Fire­ days of each month. “Affair Is Deplorable!” [if the loan was not made men Rescue Driver. Liquor in Ocean Grove Peter Bentley, representing the de­ deposited in the bank Mr. Ralston has been sole owner of The Allenhurst council is determin­ “One and a half years-ago the New fendants. Mr. Bentley’s tactics gave Chicago, June 20. Zenophon Her­ Haven was as well managed as any in Irawn. If the loan was land since Dec. 19, 1911. Previous to ed that the boro shall be a veritable Detectives employed by Samuel W. bert, employed as driver for a dairy this country, and I think the men feel, color to the court gossip that the de­ Hinged, city deposits in that time he and Edwin P. Benjamin “Spotless Town.” Smoke from the Haysman, agent for Lembeck and Betz, company, narrowly escaped drowning nnd i do. that this affair is deplorable,” fendants are fighting for time. (We to lie increased, plant of the Atlantic Coast Electric brewers, are gathering evidence of held it. in milk when a portion of St. Law ­ said Mr. Bardo "Dougherty was a The Loan association’s original e's conviction. Ills appeal the delivery of liquor in Ocean Grove rence avenue caved in and dropped railway company has boon annoying good man. but I li.lieve now his judg­ claim was for $65,000 in mortgages reversal of the conviction he which is to be used in court proceed­ |lm into a big hole. The contents of a few residents of the boro who re­ ment was bad Fie knew where to stop, and bonds given in November, 1905. i out on hail. ings to be started by Mr. Haysman to many milk cans were showered upon side near the plant and some of them and I can’t conceive how any man in Henry C. Winsor, secretary of the as­ determine whether the Ocean Grove OIL; NOT WATER FOR him his right mind could run at the rate he have complained. So Monday night, sociation, presented further claims, in rCHARGE PLOT TO MURDER. was going when he rounded'that curve. Campmeeting association can stop the A Chinese lnundryman who saw the at the adjourned meeting of the coun­ fines, dues, interest, insurance, etc., of mishap ran to the police station. Tlie "I tail mads have little today but their delivery of his goods in the Camp- Disinherited For Refusing Aid In Kill­ AVON STREETS cil, Clerk George B. Cade was instruct­ $13,625.19, m aking the total indebted­ police called upon tlie firemen, who corporate authority. A railroad can’t meeting City. The detectives have ing Is Charged. ed to write to the railway company to ness $78,625.19. T his does not re­ rescued the milk wagon driver. go on as it should with n pistol at its been stationed at both the Main ave­ Avon is going back to heavy black ask that they make an effort to do present the claim at this time for the Atlanta. Ca.. June 20.— Relatives of “Who was the actress lady.” demand­ head all the time. The men try to take nue and Broadway gates since Satur­ Mrs. Barbara Dodd, a wealthy Atlanta road oil. Not because the boro thinks away with this nuisance before next advantage of all they read or hear. company has made payments on the ed Zenophon. “who took milk baths day and have seen a number of beer­ woman, who died recently, leaving it the best dustlayer, but because it it am said she liked them?” summer. The clerk will write also to Now. about 00 per cent of the men debt totaling several thousand dollars. laden wagons pass thru the gates on $100,000 to Moroer university and cheapest. The boro council discussed the railroad companies w'hose trains want to do right It is the 10 per cent The loan association has made ap­ their way to the homes of thirsty in­ large sums to charity, will attempt the matter at length Monday night run thru the boro, asking them to that cause the unrest Criticism will plication for a receiver for the hotel t'> prove in superior court that they JURY ACQUITS SCHROEDER. result In disloyalty, and it Is bad. The habitants of the resort, according to and finally, when there seemed no way alleviate the smoko nuisance as much company. were cut off by Mrs. Dodd because cer Verdict In 2 Hours and 38 Minutes. In as possible. public must take n hand In the opera­ Mr. H aysm an. to stretch the finances so that better tion of the road. Tlie men must work tain of them had refused to kill or Wreck Engineer's Case. Seven carloads of gravel werg A few days ago Officer Frank Tan- malm with vitriol Dr. .1 H- Ga ner. material could be bought, instructed for the public, not the road ordered for street work, some of the tum, acting under orders of E. N. Cole, Mrs. Dodd's divorced husband. Street Superintendent Alexander Mul­ ilorneli. N I.. June 20. —A verdict “Something must he- done to inflict of not guilty was returned by the jury streets being reported in poor condi­ secretary of the association, notified FUNERAL OF DR. SNOW These charges are made in an appeal len to buy black oil and apply it. Mr. penalty for violation of discipline, and the proprietor of the Long Branch and from the ruling of the Fulton county Mullen told the eouncilmen he could in tlie case of William ii Schroeder, tion. II. T. Parsons, a resident, was no man can enforce good discipline and *-2e Lacks wanna railroad engineer Asbury Park Express company, who ordinary, who recently upheld the will buy oil for 3% cents a gallon. granted permission to use artesian ilia in tain it so long as such an agree­ charged with manslaughter iu tlie LASTJUNOAY delivers Mr. Haysman’s goods in this Mrs. Docs! was the widow of Philip Residents of the boro were urgent water in the marble fountain on his ment exists I v as not coerced when death of Mabel Laird in tlie wreck on I accepted the present agreement, hut section, tho not in any way connected Dodd, a merchant of Atlanta After that something be done. A petition lawn, instead of lake water, as he his dentil she married Dr earner, July 4 last, when forty persons were I did not want to disturb the pence of with him, it is declared, that he was signed by 18 residents in the cottage killed claimed the lake water was so dirty from whom she was divorced mind of the men I thought the one to stop delivering in Ocean Grove, un­ and hotel section asked that the cross The juA was out two hours and it discolored the marble. The cost of Services Held Under Direction of year agreement good, for we could get der penalty of arrest. streets that had not been treated with thil ty eight minutes. The trial lasted the water used will be determined by nothing bettor." Mr. Haysman claims he is being dis­ Knights Templar-Body Held SAY HE PUT TIES ON TRACK. dustoline should be sprinkled either nine days council at the end of the season. criminated against and says he will go with water or with oil. There was some talk of a probable Until Arrival of Widow Man Is Lodged In Jail on Charge He Weather Forecast. THREE SMALL BOYS DROWNED to court to ascertain whether the as­ Main street residents have been ap- shortage of water, but the chief of The funeral of Dr. H. E. Snow, held * Tried to Wreck Train. Local showers and wanner today; sociation can prevent his goods going peaspd during the past two weeks by police stated that tho wells already Player) on Logs Floating In River and Middletown. N Y.. June 20.-Bernard tomorrow elor.dy. probably showers; into the resort where those of other Sunday afternoon in the First Pres­ constant watering of that street. But blown w ere yielding 25,000 gallons an Disappeared. J. McGuire of Kingston is locked up light to moderate sonlli winds. dealers are allowed to be delivered byterian church, was one of the most Councilman Henderson, who was still hour, and there wore two more yet to Kingston, Out . June 20.—Three boys, In Goshen jail on the charge of at­ without molestation. Mr. Haysman largely attended the boro has ever tempted train wrecking. He boarded a fighting hard for glutrin, presented be blown. Lawrence Jackson, aged ten years; Al­ bert Gibson, aged ten years, and claims there is no law to prevent any­ train on the Ontario and Western rail­ figures to show that this was expen­ known. The service was under the Jack Wallace, aged nine years, were one delivering liquors in Ocean Grove. road here, hut was put off at Stony sive. Ho said it would cost $870 to 200 Children Expected at direction of the Knights Templar and J'ord because he refused to pay his Blaze at Deal drowned near Cntarlqui bridge. They water the street di. ng the summer. Mrs. C. B. Ayers has arrived for the the sermon was preached by Rev. Dr. fare. had taken off their clothes and were in order to buy the oil the council Avon Recreation Camp summer months. It is alleged that a short time later Hot ashes from the kitchen of the playing on a number of logs floating in Charles Lillagore. The Templars’ he piled ties on the^track and placed tran sferred $400 from the beach ac­ Roseld Inn al. Deal set fire -to some the water When they did not return quartet sang “Nearer, My God, to The municipal summer recreation home at tea time a search was made, pieces of iron In the frogs of the count to the street account. This was rubbish on which they were dumped Thee.” Miss Nora Beegle, soprano, camp, which is maintained by tho and the clothing of the lads was found switches. after Attorney Leon R. Taylor had about 1 o’clock Tuesday afternoon. ATTENDENT sang “Abide With Me” and “Lead city of Newark at. Avon for children, on the share. Men are engaged grap­ told the council it could not borrow The blaze spread quickly and threaten­ Refined middle aged woman desires such Kindly Light.” She was accompanied will he opened for the season on Tues­ pling for tlie bodies. COLLISION IN AIR COST $2,000 $1,000 for the street account because ed a storage shed at the rear of the a position with elderly lady, knowledge of on the piano by Miss Jessie Vander- day. July 1. It is expected that there there was not enough money coining hotel. The Deal firemen responded nursing, best of references. Miss Roed, veer. French Court Awards Damages For will be between 175 and 200 in the Select meats, low prices. Specials every in to meet the note when due. Mr. quickly lo an alarm and put the blaze Shark River View House, Avon, N. J. After the service the body was taken Crash Between Aviators. first party that will .leave tho city in Saturday, Empire M arket, Post Office Henderson wanted the budget increas­ out in short order. The shed was adv. to the Burtis parlors, Asbury Park, Paris, June 20.—A French court or­ ed hut his proposition was again turn­ a special car attached to a seashore Block. adv. scorched. where it will be held until the arrival dered Captain Dickson to pay 1,000 ed down. train leaving the Broad street station Only the best of Groceries at moderate francs to the Antoinette company for of Mrs. Snow, who is now on her way Three notes falling due on July 1 of the C entral railroad at 9.30 o’clock SEE LAKEWOOD prices at Leddon’s Grocery. adv. damages resulting from the first aerial I.cddon’s New Grocery is on 10th Ave., home from California. She had been before the council meets again, were on the morning of July 1. collision on record. At Milan. In 1010. near F. Street. adv. Go to Manners for good things to in that state but 48 hours when notified ordered renewed when due. They total Dickson and Thomas collided In mid­ See Lakewood, the famous winter and eat. Regular dinners daily at noon. of her husband’s death. $4,815. There is rumor adrift that Tlieo. II. spring resort. Polo games now going on air. Dickson sued Thom as for 80.000 Manners delicatessen and 'Lunch francs, and 'he latter sued Dickson for Superintendent Mullen was instruct Bennett, funeral director and embalmer. Reached by Thompson’s street Car Line Live hustling young man is wanted SADDLE HORSE FOR HIRE— room on F slrcet, near the Postoffice from Point Pleasant. Passes the Laurel- 100.000 ft. n s ed to have the flower mounds in Rail had charge of tlie body of l)r. If. E. ! is famous for its good things. Adv. ton Poultry Farms, the largest in the to solicit subscriptions for the Coast Easy rider, inquire Thorne, 901 F Street. road square put in condition and Snow. This is absolutely a false report. world. See time table on page four. adv. Advertiser. Liberal arrangements flowers set out. Theodore II. Bennett. adv. It. i will he made with young man of high New Grocery-New goods, moderate Two more young swans were hatch- The Coast Advertiser is for sale at « Tho Coast Advertiser is for sale at j character. Apply in person at the prices, Leddon’s, 10th Ave., near F Street. ed out al. Silver lake Saturday. Subscribe for the Coast Advertiser. Subscribe for the Coast Advertiser. Seymour’s Stationery Store. all news stands and hy news boys. | A dvertiser Office. adv.

j $75,000. A 'proposition to build a new PRINCIPALS IN ROYAL DIVORCE CASE high school to cost $75,000, and for AMERICA KEEPS STATES UPHELD JUDGE WESCOTT a site costing $16,000 was defeated hy TESTS CRIPPLE the people at an election in March, 1912 . It was thought at the time that THEPOLO CUP IN 11 RATE CASES WARNSLAWYERS the amount asked was too great for WRECKJNCINE the size of the township. Since that time, however, the State and county school authorities have demanded that Championship of World Won by Supreme Court Follows Princi­ Of Short Shrift For Sharp Prac­ Air Brakes in Trouble After because of its condition improvements Quarter of a Point ple in M innesota Decision tice and Ambulance Chasing be made to the structure, and these Eight ‘"Phantom” Runs changes architects declared would mean an expenditure of approximately “JIM CROW” LAW IS VALID $22,000. The board has balked a t this 40.000 CHEER THE VICTORS MUST PUT CHECK ON EVIL idea and is desirous of giving the peo­ EXPERT AT THE THROTTLE ple another chance to say whether or not a new school should be erected. Excitement at Fever Heat as Teams ; Principles of Minnesota Decision Fol- Address Before State Bar Association Sustains Fraud Charge, Machinery of Locomotive Breaks lowed—Light Thrown on Physical Alternate in Lead—English Ponies on Being Elected President—Should With the assertion that the act of Down in Last Test—Doherty Too Valuation of Railroad Property— Weaken in Last Half of Game— Direct Attention to Details of Daniel Risley in transferring his prop­ Young to Drive Passenger Engine Immense Throng of Witnesses. Supreme Tribunal Adjourns. Conduct of Members. erty was a sham to deceive and de­ fraud. Vice Chancellor Backes, in —“Emergency Air” Needed. New York.—America successfully Washington. — Following the prin­ the Court of Chancery set the deed . (Special Trenton Correspondence.) . aside. The litigation was instituted Stamford, Conn.—The New Haven's defended the Weschester Polo Associ­ ciple laid down by Justice Hughes in Trenton.—In assuming his duties as by Anderson Bourgeois, who showed railroads’ extraordinary test of its ation cup by again defeating England the Minnesota rate case, the Supreme president of the New Jersey State Bar that he recovered a judgment of $2,- brakes by repeating again and again in the hardest fought match in the Court disposed of fourteen other sep­ Association at the final session of the 500 against Risley. To escape paying the run of the Boston Express which history of the international tropliy. arate rate cases nearly all of them iu annual convention of that organiza­ this judgm ent Risley tran sferred 1,000 crushed the last car of its sister train The score was 4 1-2 to 4 R4 goals. favor of the States. tion, at Atlantic City, former Judge acres of land near Atlantic City, cut and killed six persons near the Stam­ Each team made five goals. Each The cases decided involved the ac­ John W. Wescott, of Camden, warned up into building lots, to the Risley ford last Thursday, came to an as­ lost half a goal as a penalty for foul­ tions of the State authorities in Mis­ lawyers addicted to sharp practices Real Estate Company, and also all of tonishing climax. ing and the one-quarter of a goal, souri, Arkansas, Oregon and West Vir­ itnd “ambulance chasing” that they the land owned by him In Virginia and Guiled and l ikad by a strong and which meant bad news for the British ginia in fixing two-cent passenger or would be given short shrift at the Pennsylvania. All of the 25,000 shares time-tried eng., .er as the road thinks Empire and the Duke of Westminsier, other rates. In only three of the four­ hands of the association during his of the real estate company are owned young Charles Doherty should have was the penalty for an accidental safe­ teen separate cases disposed of were term of office. “An association of this by Risley and the Vice Chancellor guided and braked it on that disas­ ty, the result of a luckless turn of the the State made rates condemned as character has a peculiar duty to per­ stated that the deed was a sham made trous day, this phantom train was so wrist by Capt. Ritson. confiscatory. Counting the Minnesota form,” he said, “and, above all, it hy Risley to defraud. responsive that it stopped hundreds of Through eight periods 40,000 people cases decided last Monday, the rates should direct its attention to the de­ feet from the place of the wreck. But cheered an exhibition of polo skill fixed by the State Commissioners or tails and conduct and activities of the HONOR TO PATRIOTS. when the brakes were applied exactly that left little to choose between the State Legislatures in only four cases members of the Bar. It is the bar of as Doherty swears he applied them American four and the English four. out of seventeen have been overruled the world that has led the progress of Valley Forge Revolutionary Commis­ the test train not oaly dashed to the The splendid- teamwork and pluck of on the ground of being confiscatory. the world,” said the president, “and spot where the parlor car Skylark was the Englishmen carried them to with­ The decisions laid down no new It is the 'bar of the world that has sion Will Unveil Memorial on Site. mashed on Thursday, but went 225 in a pony’s stride of victory, but could principles except in the additional checked the excesses of progress. It Members of the Valley Forge Revo- feet beyond it. Had a train been stand­ not prevail against the headlong dash light thrown on what the Supreme is clothed with the most serious and of New Jersey have completed all the ing there five cars instead of one of Stoddard and Waterbury, the gen­ Court regards as the proper way oi The Duchess of Orleans, who is a cousin of the Emperor of Austria, has weighty responsibility. The Bar of this arrangements for the unveiling and would have been wrecked. eralship of Whitney, the resourceful­ making physical valuations of rail­ started suit for separation from the Duke, Prince Louis Philippe, a grand­ State ought to look with deep concern dedication of the monument erected ness of Milburn. road properties. son of the last King of France. The Duke has left Genoa for Buenos Aires, to certain practices springing up here upon the site occupied by the New Moreover, In the last run the air- At the outset the British four, play­ The court held that it was perfectly planning to make a trip around the world. and in other States. Members of the Jersey Brigade infantry line, Contin­ braking system of No. 1338, the bat­ ing the American game, fairly carried legitimate and proper for a State Leg­ Bar of Philadelphia have organized ental Army, at Valley Forge, Pa., 1777- tered locomotive which rammed the the Americans off their feet. As far islature to classify any or all railroads forces at work for the discovery of 1778. A djutant General W ilbur F. Sad­ Skylark and wjiich was wheeled out along as the sixth period it looked as for the purpose of valuation and as­ every opportunity to institute litiga­ ler designated as a guard of honor a of the repair shops to pull the same if we would have to say good-by to sessment. There was no limitation to tion. They secure litigation and intro­ battalion of four companies from the cars that were behind it on Thurs­ the game. Then Stoddard and Water­ 6 DIE IN WRECK FIERCE BATTLE a State’s right in that respect. The duce this questionable condition to Third Regiment National Guard, Third day, broke its air brake machinery in bury. backed by their mates, ripped a only handicap imposed was that the the Bar of New Jersey.” At the be­ Regiment Band, a division of fifty men the last test and hobbled off to the resistless way to the British goal and rates fixed must not be confiscatory. ginning of his address Judge Wescott from the Camden Battalion Naval Re­ roundhouse for sharp examination. It tucked the match in their Uncle Sam­ ON NEWJIAVEN WITHMOROS congratulated the members of the serves and a two-gun battery- from was of these brakes that Doherty uel's pocket. EXTENDS “JIM CROW” RULE. State Bar Association on the excellent Battery B, Field Artillery, of Camden wrote “No good,” in the roundhouse It is no exaggeration to say that the showing they had made at this session, with a platoon of forty meen for firing hook several days before the collision. matches since their beginning have in­ Score Injured as Locomotive Philippine Outlaws Use Arms of and the beneficial results attained salutes.. Among the civic societies and In advance of the reports of the volved an outlay of easily half a mil­ The civil rights law which was pass­ through their interchange of thought officials expected to be present are coroner the airbrake experts from lion dollars. The Duke of Westmin­ ed by Congress in 1875 and which pro­ Ploughs Through Pullman Most Modern Design and idea. “The ideas that have been the Sons of the Revolution, several other railroads and the inspectors and ster, who financed the cup-hunting ex­ vides penalties for discriminating engendered by these discussions and chapters of the Daughters of the Revo­ engineers of the Interstate Commerce pedition of the Britishers, has found against persons of color was held tc dissertations,” he said, “will give us lution, Sons of the American Revolu­ Commission and the Public Utilities that the cost of the enterprise is in be unconstitutional by the Supreme RUNS PAST THE SIGNAL U. S. TROOPS CAPTURE FORT a fresher and keener impulse to pur­ tion, State Historical Society, State Commission of Connecticut who rode the neighborhood of $80,000, and n ear­ Court. This means that street railway sue the right track in the practice of D epartm ent Com m ander G. A. R., John the train and watched every symptom, ly the same amount represents the in­ liner in the District of Columbia, there can be no conclusive official steamship companies and other cor­ our profession. To my mind the bar W. Bodine, of New Jersey and staff, vestment of the Polo Association. Disaster Occurs with Clear View Made Desperate Attempts to Rush comment on the tests. But it can he porations operating exclusively in of the world has had the most intense Camden; Philadelphia, Norristown and Ahead—Air Brakes Refuse to Work American Lines, but Were Beaten and diversified activity in its dealing Trenton lodges of Elks and Patriotic said that the New Haven Railroad be­ THIRTY FREIGHT CARS BURNED. Federal territory or in states where lieves it has proved two things: First, there are no laws to the contrary will —Company Puts All Responsibil­ Back and Overwhelmed—Per­ with justice, truth and humanity. I do Order Sons of America. not mean that the bar of the world Memorial of Battleship. that the brakes worked properly when Flames Also Destroy 3,500-Foot he able to.adopt Jim Crow regulations. ity on Employes. shing’s Force Attacked. properly handled; second, that Do­ Mary F. Butts, colored, purchased a has more brains than are utilised in East Newark has at last succeeded Trestle—Railroads Lose $1,000,000. other capacities, but that it ha* been in getting a memorial of the battle­ herty did not use them in the manner round trip ticket which entitled her to Stamford, Conn.—Six persons were Washington.—"Probably no fiercer Newark, N. J.—Thirty-five hundred more occupied with the progress of the ship Maine, which was destroyed in that he should have done. a first class passage over the Mer­ killed and a score injured, six of battle since American occupation,” is feet of trestle spanning Newark Bay world than other agencies..” H avana harbor on F ebruary 15, 1898. An airbrake expert from another chants’ & Miners’ Transportation them dangerously, when the second the description by Brig.-Gen. Pershing between Bayonne and Waverly, over Everett P. Wheeler, veteran member Frederick F. Butler, a resident of East road who sat beside the engineer on Line between Boston and Norfolk. section of the westbound Boston Ex­ of the fight with the Moros at Bagsak, whose four tracks there moved the of the New York Bar, also delivered an Newark, lost his life in the blowing every trip says this: — After the trip she sued for damages press on the New York, New Haven in his report by cable to the War De­ freight traffic of the Pennsylvania and address, in which he upheld the Con­ up of the vessel. Mayor Cornelius A. under the Federal civil right law al­ and Hartford Railroad crashed into partm ent. “No engineer who used his brakes Lehigh Valley railroads, were destroy­ stitution of the United States and de­ McGlennon, of East Newark, has been leging a dozen specific acts of dis­ the rear of the first section, which The Moros made desperate attempts as Doherty did; who failed to apply ed hy fire. Thirty cars either were plored the constant demand for after a .memorial of some sort for crimination. had stopped here at 5:03 o’clock P. M., to rush the American lines, but were them until he had reached the dis­ burned or fell into the hay. change. several years, and his efforts were re­ waiting to be coupled to an electric finally beaten back and overwhelmed. tance signal and then exhausted his The first was caused by sparks from The Supreme Court decided that Good Settlement Work. warded when a tablet was received locomotive. , Their leader, Arnil, and several other air supply a little at a time until he a light engine of the Lehigh Valley the Federal Government was not fin­ Founded more than a year ago last week. It was sent by the War The collision occurred in broad day noted outlaws were reported killed, had none left for ‘emergency’ could running over the bridge at high speed. ancially responsible for the flooding through the efforts of George M. La Department. The tablet is sixteen hy light on a straight stretch of track. noted outlaws were reported killed. have averted the wreck. Any engineer The sparks ignited the ties of the of plantations on the Mississippi as Monte, Commissioner of Banking and twenty-four inches in dimensions. On C. J. Doherty, engineer of the sec­ One American officer, Taylor A. Nic­ who handled himself as McConville Lehigh Valley tracks. the result of levee construction. Ef­ Insurance, the Neighborhood Settle­ the top are the words, “This tablet ond section, who was jamming on his hols .of the Philippine Scouts, was did would have got through safely. Bayonne fire officials figures the forts were made to hold the Govern­ ment is doing some excellent work was cast from the metal recovered air brakes when his locomotive killed; First Lieut. Edwin H. Rackley, That was proved, in my opinion. It loss a t $1,000,000. Two weeks w ill he ment responsible for the value of the among the foreign horn population from the U. S. S. M aine. In memor- plowed through the rear car of the Philippine Scouts, was slightly wound­ was also proved that the air brakes required to rebuild the trestle. lands flooded, in all about $7,000,000, which is rapidly' increasing in Bound iam, U. S.. S. Maine, destroyed in Ha­ first section, laid the disaster to the ed, and three Philippine Scouts of the worked stiffly, and on the last run involving more than 100 plantations. Brook. Commissioner La Monte has in­ vana harbor, February 15, 1898.” The failure of the airbrakes. Railroad men Fifty-first Company, all natives, were something went wrong with them, SUBWAY CAVEIN KILLS TEN. In an opinion by Justice VanDevan- terested many of the best people of memorial bears the has relief of a fe­ who saw the collision from the yards killed. Gen. Pershing’s report was as it seems to me that the most ir ter the court held that a statute pass­ the town in the movement, all of whom male figure with left hand uplifted. On attributed it to the fact that the sec­ follow s: ant point is this; No nan sh ed by the State of Kansas fixing a have volunteered, and the Women’s a shield are the words “Patriotism” Searchers Dynamite Choked Tunnel to tions xvere running too closely. The "On June 12 the Moros’ resistance permitted to run a passenger maximum freight rate for the trans­ Literary Club, a prominent social or­ and "Devotion.” The council extended Locate Two Other Bodies. official New Haven statement declares al Bagsak was formidable and their without, from three to five ye portation of crude petroleum and oil ganization, is doing its full share tow­ thanks to the War Department for the vice as a freight engineer, New York.—The bodies of eight products was unconstitutional on the the engineer ran past the stop signal. fort and trenches on the precipitous ard aiding the aliens to become Amer­ gift by rising, and it was decided to ran freight trains one year an men, killed by the fall of tons of rock ground that it is “operative and ar­ THE DEAD. side of the crater not only supported each other strongly but were defended icanized. The work of the Neighbor­ place the tablet in the school building m onths.” in the subway excavation at Lexing­ bitrary .” Confield, Frank K„ East Alvord street, hood Settlement is conducted in a with modern arms. The Moros fanati­ until the new Borough Hall was built. ton avenue and Ffty-sixth street, have The Court adjourned until October Springfield, proprietor of linen store, cally and continuously tried to rush building erected for that purpose, A picture of Mr. Butler, who went HEAT HITS ILLINOIS CR been brought to the street and gangs without announcing a decision in the 406 Main street; killed instantly. which is complete in every detail with the American lines, but the careful down with the Maine, has been on the are blasting to find the bodies of two inter-mountr.in case or passing on ap­ Howe, Dr. Harmon G., Hartford; skull disposition of our force held the Am­ class rooms and gymnasium. There is walls of the hall since the accident. others, known to be dead. plication for the review of the Gomp- fractured; died 9;45 P. M., in Stam­ Three Generations of Patriots. Damage by Hot Wave Alrea erican loss to a minimum. Probably also a stage for the production of In the absence of Coroner Holtz- ers-Morrison-Mitchell contempt of ford Hospital. there has been no fiercer battle since plays and on which the boys and girls Combining a monument to the es About $1,000,000. hauser who had forbidden any blast­ Kelley, Mrs. Edward J., 34 Dryden are taught dancing. The boys have court case. American occupation. patriotism of three generations of St. Louis.—The protracte ing, the searchers appealed to Coroner avenue, Winthrop, Mass.; killed in­ baseball, football and basketball "Major George C. Shaw of the Phil­ patriots and an institution for the in Illinois has already done Winterbottom and Public Service stantly. teams, and both girls and boys are benefit of its citizens, Keyport will lay BALL RAID IN PHILADELPHIA. ippine Scouts commanded the right dollars’ damage to the Chairman McCall for permission, say­ Seely, Mrs. W. H., Boston, wife of taught manual training while the girls the cornerstone of its new library wing, with Company M, Eighth Regi­ state, according to the ing it was necessary if the bodies were General Manager of Industrial De­ have classes in sewing. In the even­ building. This new library building ment, United States Infantry, and crop experts who have to he found. Thirty-Eight Spectators Arrested for partment, New England lines. ing free instruction is given to the will he unique among the institutions Fortieth Company Philippine Scuts. the situation. J Betting on Athletics-Cleveland Game. Woodruff, Everett H., 38 Broadway, foreign born people, who are employed of its kind in this State. It is a monu­ REBELS LOSE 150 IN FIGHT. Capt. Taylor A. Nichols of the Philip­ According to one prominent fa Philadelphia. — Accused of making Flushing, L. I.; killed instantly. pine Scouts comanded the- left wing during the day. A feature of the work ment to the men of Keyport who went bets on the Philadelphia-Cleveland Humes, Gregory, World staff, New through the summer, which is now be­ to the front in the stirring days of the crop conditions ax this time Carranza’s Troops Suffer Crushing De­ with the Fifty-ninth Companies, Phil­ year is the worst it has been for at baseball game, thirty-eight spectators York City; died in hospital. ippine Scouts. A mounted gun was ing taken up, is the campaign in the 1861. It will also he a m onum ent to feat Near Villa Aldama. were arrested in the grand stands and The wreck is the third serious one foreign settlement for the extermina­ the men who went forth at the call of least 27 years. H. A. McKeene, sec­ with each wing and proved of great, retary of the State Farmers’ Institute Mexico City.—Two thousand Car- bleachers at the opening contest in on the New Haven Road in two years. assistance. At the close Capt. Patrick tion of the fly. T here is also a cam ­ the State to suppress the railroad riots ranzistas were defeated hy a body of Shibe Park. The prisoners were taken Doherty, the engineer, was fireman paign for the cleaning of the yards of in 1878, and it will fu rth er be a monu­ stated central and southern Illinois Moyian of the Philippine Scouts, with farmers are greatly worried over the Federal troops under Gen. Tellez Pena to the City Hall in patrol wagons and of the locomotive which figured in the two companies, was supporting the the residents of that quarter. The di­ ment to the soldiers of a later genera­ rear Villa Aldama. The rebels had were held there for n hearing in the fatal Westport wreck, for which rector of the settlement gives illus­ tion who enrolled in the Spanish War. condition of the crops, and from re­ gun on Mount Bunga, and the Ameri­ ports that he has received the yield 150 killed and- a great many wounded. Night Court. Detectives had been pre­ President Charles S. Mellen and Vice can force occupied a controlling po­ trated lectures on tuberculosis and by It is with the money these patriots of most of the grains will be far be­ The Federal losses will not exceed paring for the raid for some time, and President E. H. McHenry still are sition on the rim of the crater. the aid of moving pictures the chil­ that the building is being erected, and low that of last year. fifty. were stationed in every part of the under indictment. “First Lieut. Edwin H. Rackley, dren have been taught many a whole­ it is tin this that the Keyport library The rebels laid a plan to ambush stands where gambling was expected Passengers in the first section of Philippine Scouts, was slightly wound­ some lesson in fighting disease and will be unique, not only among the li­ the Federals in this canyon, and were to take place. the Boston train recalled after the ed and three Mcro scouts of the Fifty- dirt. braries of New Jersey, but among any MEAT ON PURE FOOD LIST. assisted by the people of the nearby smash that it had waited for the elec­ first Company were killed. Capt. Tay­ Needs New High Schcol. in the United States. town of Bustamente. The Federals, When the Board of Education of Peach Orchard Destroyed. SLIDING TOBACCO TAX KILLED. tric locomotive longer than usual. lor A. Nichols was killed in the early Exemption Clause Revoked by Wilsort however, mowed the rebels down with They attributed the wreck to the fact Millburn Township holds its meeting Four acres of peach trees, valued at morning fight, apd is a serious loss to Cabinet Order. machine guns. that the engineer of the second train the army. 'Ami) and several leading in the library of the Washington $1,312 were cut down by an unidenti­ Wilson Probably Favored Action on probably expected the first section outlaws reported killed. School, it is expected that the build­ fied person on the farm of Martin Ka- Washington.—A long step was tak­ HORSEMAN MAKES NEW RECORD McReynolds’ Plan. to leave Stamford on its schedule and ing committee will make a report on hout near Atco while Kahout slept en toward insuring to American con­ ARREST ENGINEER DOHERTY. Washington.—The majority mem­ counting on a clear track with the the matter of a new high school for in the farm house a hundred yards sumers pure and wholesome meat and Wins Steeplechase, Then Flies to An­ bers of the Senate Finance Commit­ schedule fairway, did not notice the the municipality to replace the present away. Kahout is the owner of several meat food products in the extension, Tells Coroner’s Jury He Couldn’t Stop building, which has been declared in­ farms in New Jersey, and seldom other Track and Wins Again. tee made short work of Attorney Gen­ signals set against him. by executive order, of the pure food As in the Westport wreck, fire New Haven Road’s Mogul. adequate. The committee will likely sleeps at the one near here. At mid­ Berlin.—Lieut, von EganKruger, a eral McReynolds’ plan for imposing a and drug act as to include .meat and added its horrors to the disaster at Stamford, Conn.—A formal warrant have decided by that time just what night he was awakened hy the harking noted horseman, won a steeplechase graduated excise tax on tobacco pro­ its products. ducts when by unanimous vote it was Stamford. Flying coals from the fire­ charging manslaughter, was issued kind of a building is most desirable of his dogs, and heard the chopping, Hereafter the Department of Agri­ at Magdeburg. Immediately after the box of the locomotive fell upon the against Engineer Doherty, the un­ and the probable cost. A special elec­ but neglected to investigate, believing race he flew to the Gruenwald race­ decided to reject the amendment of culture will have full jurisdiction over the tariff hill offered by Senator Hitch­ curtains and varnished woodwork, and fortunate man upon whom the blame tion to submit the proposition to the it was a neighbor cutting wood. There meat and meat products, with the track, near Berlin, in a biplane. He soon the interior of the car was in for the wreck in which six passengers citizens will then be called. It is be­ were 525 trees in the orchard, all of made the trip of eighty miles in ninety cock, of Nebraska, which embodies right to seize and destroy. flames. Only the prompt response of were killed and twenty injured. lieved that the amount of money to which were destroyed. The trees minutes and arrived just in time to this plan. Heretofore, after meat has passed The committee, it is believed, acted the Stamford fire department, which He w as released on bail of $5,000, be asked for the building and a suit­ were two years old, and Kahout ex­ out of the packing house, the govern­ ride his own horse and win. the Pots­ extended a willing hand to the rescue furnished by his brother-in-law, John able site will he betw een $60,000 and pected them to bear this year. dam gold cup. with the approval of President Wilson. ment has lost all jurisdiction over it. work, prevented a g reater loss o£ -life. Dillon, a New Haven business man. WOMEN POLICE NEWPORT. GIRL KILLS DOCTOR AND SELF. Shad Season Closes. Can’t Stop Water Diversion. 7,000,000 FROM PARCELS POST. BOY OF 14 BEGINS LIFE TERM. HATFIELD LIFTS MARTIAL LAW. The shad season officially is closed. Justice Swayze decided against the Hides Revolver in Handbag When En­ Some of the gillers will continue to city of Paterson in its effort to prevent Stamp Sales for First Three Months Wear Blue and Will Patrol the Beach Youngster Killed Woman and Two End of Soldier Rule in Strike Zone, Ail Summer. tering Savannah Office. operate their nets the rest of the Jersey City, Kearny, Bayonne, East of Service— 150,000,000 Packages Savannah, Ga.—Dr. Guy O. Brink­ Children Near Elgin, III. Where 100 Died. week. Captain Joseph J. Bennett ten­ Newark, Harrison and Glen Ridge Washington.-—The revenue from Newport, R. J.—For the first time Chicago.—A boy in knickerbockers Charleston, W. Ya.—Martial law was in the history of the Newport beach, ley, a practicing physician, was shot dered the fishermen a feast on the from diverting water perpetually from the sale of parcels post stamps from and killed by Miss Katie Kittles, who who looked like the average run of lifted by Governor Hatfield from the fish caught in the last haul at Wash­ the Rockaway River. The city ob­ Jan. 1 to March 31, the first three two women policemen were placed on boys stopped in Aurora on his way battle scared strike zone in the Kana­ duty there. They wore a uniform, a '.hen turned the revolver on herself ington Park. With the closipg of the jected on the ground that the water is months the system was operated and sent a bullet through her temple, from the county jail at Geneva to wha coal fields, wherein the Governor season there was a big planked shad already diverted to public use in that am ounted to $7,076,517. blue blouse with brass buttons, a blue Joliet, where he began a life term for falling dead across the form of her said over a hundred lives were lost. dinner at the park. The season has its flow is valuable to two city parks In this period 150,000,000 parcel Sivi, t and a sailor straw hat. m urder. I victim. She had it in a handbag. The State continued its legal con­ been a most successful one for the in Paterson and a number of private po'st packages were handled The women are appointed at the re­ The boy is Herman Coppes, 14 years | Seven bullets were fired by the wo- flict before the Senate Committee to fishermen. They made fairly good enterprises. The Court holds that the Chicago led all other cities in par­ quest of the Newport Civic League, old, who shot and killed Mrs. Mannie ! man. Three went wild, three struck show the necessity of martial law be­ hauls every day and found ready sale supply is ample for the mill ponds cel post stamp sales which aggregat­ and it is planned to have them give Sleep at her farm home in East Plato, i the physician and one ended the young cause the courts were powerless to for all of the shad caught. In years above the parks and the ordinary ele­ ed $1,254,409. New York has Sales special attention to women in need of near Elgin, and her two children, a act, a contention controverted hy woman’s life. gone by the catches were large. vation would in no way be affected. am ounting to $818,138. aid. # boy of wo years and a girl of four. 1 oounsel for the United Mine Workers. fLED WHEN TWINS CAME. BEEF JUMPS, FAMINE LIKELY. HASTINGS GETS NINE YEARS. 31 KILLED BY MOORS’ ATTACK. KILLED IN AERIAL CRASH. Must Pay or Lose Water. Teacher Out After Forty-Three Years. Husband Deserted Her, Says Wife In Cattle Up 60c. a Hundred in Week at Vice Chancellor Backes has given After having been a teacher and su­ Brother of Ex-Governor Pies Chicago—Receipts Decreasing. Gunboat Ashore Off Morocco Seized Aeroplane Dashes Into Steep Bank­ Job S. Barkalow five days’ time to pervisor of the State Model School Divorce Suit. by Tribesmen. ing at Brooklands Aerodrome. Guilty to Shooting Ross Hickok Chicago.—Beef took a sudden rise. pay his water rent or the borough, of since 1S66, Miss Sarah Y. E ly will re­ Harrisburg, Pa.—William H. h Pittsburgh.—Because his first off­ Madrid.—The Spanish forces in London. — Naval Lieutenant Ken­ spring came plural, John Westfall C attle sold a t $9.20 per 100 pounds at Belmar will be allowed to turn off the tire with the end of this school term. ings, brother of the late ex-Gove: the stock yards. This is the highest Morocco have met with serious mis­ nedy was killed in the Brooklands supply. Barkalow sued to restrain the In accepting Miss Ely’s resignation shrank from the responsibility of Aerodrome while flying as a passenger Daniel H. Hastings, was sentence point of the year. In the last two fortunes. The old gunboat General borough from turning his w ater off on the S tate B oard of E ducation ex- raising twins, deserted his wife and with Gordon Bell, aviator. They were nine years in the penitentiary a weeks the price has risen 60 cents a Concha, with a crew of ninety-eight, the ground that he had a receipt for | pressed its sincere appreciation of her her two newly born children and fled flying at the rate of eighty miles an pleading guilty. hundred and packers predict still went ashore at Alhucemas in a fog. his 1913 rent. The borough showed | valuable work and inuence as a to the West, according to a petition hour at a height of only thirty feet. Hastings called a month ago at higher prices. While she was helpless on the rocks that Barkalow was in arrears for ten j teacher. Miss Helen M. Barclay, in­ for divorce filed by his wife. The banking of the aerodrome was so home of Ross A. Hic.kox, son-in Evidence of a beef famine was the little vessel was attacked by years, and Vice Chancellor Backes sus­ structor in drawing, will also resign Mrs. Westfall deposed that she went steep thkt the machine crashed into it of the ex-Governor, and shot hin shown hy the live stock receipts. Only swarms of Kabyles, who fired fusil­ tained the borough in its contention In view of her approaching marriage. to California to be married, and lived lades incessantly from the high and the men were pinned beneath the the thigh. Later he had a battle ' 17,000 cattle were received at the that he was not entitled to water un­ Miss Jean Watson, instructor in physi happily with her husband until the ground, killing Captain Castano and wreckage. Mr. Bell was severely in­ police. Hastings got six years for stock yards. til he paid ! cal training, will resign to marry. twins were horn. thirty others and wounding many. jured. Hickok assault. like a king through the far forest, The country seemed not so much HIS QUICK WIT LAVED HIM swept the whole country of the Illinois dismayed as worn out and indifferent; IN ALL PARTS DELVER INTO NATURE free from British soldiers and British weary of waiting and hoping; looking Poacher Caught In Act by Owner of authority th at w inter of 1778-9, annex­ stolidly to see the end come. Manor Gives Good Reason for ing it to the states that meant to be Washington was helpless. Without AMATEUR GARDENER CRANK OF Being Out Early. the co-operation of a naval force, it OF NtWJERSEY THE HARMLESS VARIETY. GEWMMGM independent; and a atoady stream of immigration began to pour into the was impossible to do more than hold One morning Bill the Poacher was opened country, as if to prepare a still the British in New York. France, it engaged in his early morning labors, Telegraphed Localettes Cover­ deeper task of conquest lor the Brit­ was true, was bestirring herself again. Does No Injury, and If the Fates Are when suddenly he came face to lace with the owner of the manor, who ish at far New York. On the tenth of July a French fleet ing the Entire State. With Him Possibly May Do a But few noted in the east what gal­ put in at Newport and landed a force Little Good in This Sordid naturally he thought still lay abea. of six thousand men, under Count Ro- Gone was the brightness of the lant men were doing in the valley of Old World. the Mississippi. chambeau, a most sensible and cap­ morning as the redoubtable squire They saw only that the British, able officer, who was directed to join FACTORIES RUSHING WORK eyed the uninvited guest, who stam< When you meet a man now who has Qii99t.at/tAAP£/r /VCtrTJ V£j£AVfO <&j9*x,ar n« Ar»orao/CArr foiled In New England and the middle Washington and put himself entirely mered out a nervous greeting. a furtive, faraway look in his eyes uo colonies, had changed their plans, and under his command. "G-good morning, sir! What —• Howe’s work at once, abandon Phila­ not get the impression that he haa Installment 16 were now minded to try what could But a powerful British fleet present­ what brings you out so early?” delphia, and concentrate his forces at Cullings From Late Dispatches That robbed a bank or is planning some Baron von Steuben had won himself be done in the south. There at last ly made its appearance in the sound; “Oh,” replied the lord of the land, New York. Epitomize the News of the State such escapade, for the chances are a place on the great Frederick’s staff their campaigns seemed about to yield the French admiral dared not stir; Ro- with haughty stare and an unconsci­ that he is only an amateur gardener in the seven years’ war, and was of Washington Close Behind. them something. Savannah taken, chambeau dared not leave him with­ for a Week—Fishermen Report ous testing of the light switch he preparing to plant his back yard that studious race of soldiers the ’Twas easier said than done. they had little trouble in overrunning out succor; and the reinforcements Good Luck at Coast Resorts. carried in his hand, “I came out to patch. An amateur garden crank, it world was presently to learn to fear. There were not transports enough Georgia, and every effort to dislodge that were to have followed out of gain an appetite for breakfast. But should be known, is about the most Steuben at Valley Forge. to move his fifteen thousand men by them failed; for Washington could France were blockaded in the harbor An apparently mad dog was shot on why, may I ask, are you out so early?” harmless creature on earth, the Okla He joined Washington at Valley sea; only the three thousand loyal­ not withdraw his army from before of Brest. Burlington street, Gloucester. Living close to nature makes for homa Times states. Forge and turned the desolate camp ists who had put themselves under Clinton at New York. Treason Is Added. quickness and there was scarcely a There are many advantages in be­ into a training-school of arms, teach­ his protection could be sent in the Spain joined France in offensive Then, while things stood so, treason To keep the dust down the principal pause of half a second before Bill re­ ing a garden crank instead of being ing, what these troops had never ships, with a portion of his stores; he alliance in April, 1779; in August a was added. streets in Paulsboro have been oiled. plied: an automobile fiend or a chicken known before, promptness and precis­ must cross the hostile country; and combined French and Spanish fleet at­ Benedict Arnold, the man whom “Well, now, squire, that's curious raiser. All that is necessary to be a ion in the manual of arms, in massed his march was scarcely begun (June tempted an invasion of England; all Washington trusted with a deep af­ George F. Paul, of Mantua, is dig­ Here you come out early to get an ap­ garden crank is two seed catalogues, and ordered movement, in the use of 18th) before W’aBhington was at his Europe seemed about to turn upon the fection, and whom the army loved for ging new- potatoes, and says he will petite for breakfast and I come out to a dime’s worth of seed, a hoe, a small the bayonet, the drill and mastery of heels, with a force but little inferior stout little kingdom in its unanimous his gallantry, entered into correspond­ pick tomatoes by June 20. get a breakfast for my appetite.” the charge and of the open field. to his own either in numbers or in fear and hatred of her arrogant su­ ence with the enemy; arranged to give plot of ground and much enthusiasm. Neither Washington nor any of his discipline. premacy upon the seas. West Point ar.d the posts dependent Swallowing a poison tablet in mis­ To be a chicken raiser one must have Affection Causes Dog’s Death. He might never have reached New at least a chicken house and a half officers had known how to give fhis British a Common Target. upon it into their hands; and, his trea­ take for a harmless nerve remedy, Natural affection on the part of a York at all had not Charles Lee been dozen chickens, besides subscribing training. The commar.der-in-chief had Everywhere there was war upon the son suddenly detected, escaped with­ Mrs. Frederick Barnholdt, 22 years aog was instanced in a remarkabl* once more second in command in the for a chicken paper or more dignified not even had a properly organized staff ocean highways—even America send­ out punishment to the British sloop of old, died at the Atlantic City Hospital. manner at Beaumont, in the province American army. poultry journal. till this schooled and thorough Ger­ ing forth men of desperate valor, like war that waited in the river for the of Soane-et-Loire, France, a few days Chicken raisers who have all the man supplied it, and he was valued in The Insubordinate Lee. John Paul Jones, to ravage and chal­ British agent in the plot. Richard McAghon, a young lawyer, ago. One of the inhabitants drove out equipment necessary to be placed in the camp as he des3rved. He had come out of captivity, ex­ lenge Britain upon her very coast. Washington was at hand when the who was first on the civil service list, of the town into the forest to gather the class of “chicken cranks” have Baron Admires Americans. changed, and now proved himself the But England’s spirit only rose with discovery was made. His aides were has been appointed clerk to Judge firewood, taking with him the dog, also a large equipment of small live "You say to your soldier, 'Do this,’ insubordinate poltroon he was. He the danger, and Washington waited all breakfasting with Arnold when the Blair, of the Second District Court, which he left to guard his coat and stock, together with the roup and and he doeth it,” he wrote to an old had never had any real heart in the the weary year through for his French traitor was handed the note which told Jersey City. basket of food while he wandered other chicken ailments, that gives comrade in Prussia; “I am obliged to cause. He owned estates in Virginia, allies. In 1780 it looked for a little about gathering wood. In his absence chicken raisers so much to talk about. say to mine, “This is the reason why but he was not of the great Virginian as if the British were indeed turned At Atlantic City, County Collector the dog gave birth to three puppies, Of course, a few eggs are necessary you ought to do that,’ and then he family of the Northern Neck. victors. Enoch L. Johnson paid to the county and the wood gatherer, when he start­ to give chicken raisers complete hap­ does it." He was only a soldier of fortune, In the spring Clinton withdrew the $10 ,000, representing overcharges he ed home, forgot to place the puppies piness. An egg a week, however, will But he learned to like and to ad­ strayed out of the British service on force that had held Newport to New made for the board of prisoners while in the cart with their mother. During keep one interested for months. mire his new comrades soon enough half pay to seek some profit in the York, and, leaving General Knyphau- he was Sheriff. the night the dog jumped over a fenca The amateur gardener should he when he found what spirit and capa­ colonies, and cared for no interest but sen there with a powerful force to and ran the whole distance, some ten encouraged. There should be a bo­ city there was in them for the field his own. While a prisoner he had keep Washington and the city, carried All thought of returning to work miles, to the spot where the puppies of action. secretly directed Howe’s movement eight thousand men southward to take was driven from the minds of the silk nus offered and a large number oi had been left, and brought one back prizes. It requires only a small plot The army came out of its dismal against Philadelphia, and now- he was Charleston. There were forces al­ workers by the explosion of a bomb in her mouth. Then she made two winter quarters stronger than it had to consummate his cowardly treach­ ready in the south sufficient to swell in Prospect Park Borough just out­ of ground on which to raise a large more journeys in order to bring back amount of "garden truck.” Few per­ ever been before, alike in spirit and ery. his army.to ten thousand ere he in­ side of the city of Paterson. the other two. Altogether she cov­ discipline; more devoted to its com­ Washington outstripped his oppo­ vested the fated town; and on the sons who have not acquired the gar­ ered a distance of about sixty miles mander than ever, and more fit to nent in the movement upon New York, twelfth of May (1780) it fell into his Yeggs used “can-openers” in forcing den habit realize the joy of seeing in the night. The next morning her serve him. and determined to fall upon him at hands, with General Lincoln and three open the old-fashioned safe in the the first little plantlet come through master found her dead in the yard An Efficient Army. Monmouth Court House, where, on thousand prisoners. post-office at Grantwood, just five th e dirt. by the side of her puppies, which were At last the change to a system of the night of the 27th of June, Clin­ South Carolina Lost. blocks from Palisades Park, and got Much depends upon the quality of alive and well. long enlistments had transformed it ton’s divisions lay separate, offering a Washington had sent such succor as away with nearly $1,000 in cash and the seeds used. Even the most en­ from a levy of militia into an army chance to cut them asunder. he could, but the British force was several hundred dollars worth of thusiastic naturalist should not ex­ Factories That Float. steadied by service, unafraid of the A Treacherous Move. overwhelming, and South Carolina was stam ps. pect to get good strong plants from Floating factories have become an field. On the morning of the 28th, Lee lost. seeds several years old or of a good important part of the development The year opened, besides, with a was ordered forward with six thou­ South Carolina teemed with loyal­ The election for three Commission­ quality. Nature is pretty generous of the forest resources of India. In sand men to enfold Clinton’s left wing ists. The whole country was swept ers at Bordentown resulted in the where gardens are concerned, b -it certain parts of the country forests —eight thousand men, the flower of and harried by partisan bands. The choice of Dr. James S. Gilbert, Dr. even nature cannot overcome the are only accessible through the water­ the British force—by gaining its men who should have swelled General William M. Kester and Samuel F. Gar­ handicap of poor seeds. courses, and the great expense of flank, while Washington held its Lincoln’s force knew not when their rison. Gilbert was a former Mayor, There are many vegetables which erecting land plants for the utilization main body ready to strike in his aid homes might be plundered and de­ him he was found out; and Arnold had having been elected on the Democrat­ even the most amateurish ama­ of the lumber resources makes such at the right moment. stroyed, if they were to leave them. scarcely excused himself and made ic ticket. teur should not attempt to grow a course impracticable. Therefore The movement was perfectly suc­ The planters of the low country dared good his flight when the commander- in town. For instance, potatoes for sawmills and other manufacturing cessful, and the fighting had begun, not stir for fear of an insurrection of in-chief reached the house. At Ocean City L. R. Thomas, ap­ a family of six cannot be grown from establishments are built on floating when, to the amazement and chagrin their slaves. Overcome With Grief. pointed by the Eoard of census of a 4 by 10 garden bed, but on this platforms and moved up the streams alike of officers and men, Lee began In June Clinton could take half his When Washington learned what had children of school age, found four same space, with proper proportion, as they are needed. to withdraw. Lafayette sent a mes­ force back to New York, deeming the happened, it smote him so that mighty girls between the ages of 17 and 20 plenty of onions, radishes, parsley, After the lumber is prepared in a senger hot-foot for Washington, who work done. sobs burst from him, as if his great years who are married. The total letture, and perhaps another vege­ sawmill it can be packed in a way rode up to find his men, not attack­ Gates Put to Rout. heart would break; and all the night in the city is 688 between the ages table or two may be raised. that makes transportation much more ing, but pursued. General Gates completed the disas­ through the guard could hear him pac­ of 5 and 20 years. economical than any system of log­ ‘‘What is the meaning of all this?” trous record. On the thirteenth of ing his room endlessly, in a lonely New Gun Makes “Dead Shots.” ging. Plants for the preparation of he thundered, his wrath terrible to June he was given chief command in vigil with his bitter thoughts. In exactly one hour George A. Mac­ A French inventor has made a tannin extracts have also been estab­ see. the south, and was told that the coun­ He did not in his own grief forget Intyre of Paterson, succeeded in prov­ frightful addition to the efficacy of the lish in this manner. Tbe plants are Washington’s Terrible -Wrath. try expected another “Burgoynade.” the stricken wife upstairs. “Go to Mrs. ing he was entitled to a divorce from revolver. A small but powerful elec built on flat boats, 200 feet long, by When Lee would have made some His force was above three thousand, Arnold,” he said to one of his officers, Mrs. Frederica L. MacIntyre. Mac­ trie light is attached to the mechan­ 27 feet wide, capable cf carrying a —- excuse, he hotly cursed him, in his and he struck his blow, as he should, “and tell her that, though my duty re­ Intyre, who is a clerk in the office of ism of pistol of ordinary size. By use load of 470 tons. quired that no means should be neg­ the assistant postmaster, New York of ienses and mirrors the glare of the new hope and a new confidence. They fury, for a coward, himself rallied the at Camden, where Cornwallis had but city, was m arried D ecem ber 28, 1899. circle of light which the lamp throws were no longer a body of insurgents willing troops, and led them forward two thousand men, albeit trained and lected to arrest General Arnold, I have Substitute for Grase. a great pleasure in acquainting her is bright enough to be clearly seen in even to the eye of Europe. again to a victory; won back the field veteran troops; but the end was total, An interesting experiment In horti­ that he is now safe on board a British John Frayne, as administrator of daylight against so dark an object News came to the camp late in Lee had abandoned, and drove the shameful rout (August 16, 1780), and culture was made some time back at vessel." the estate of his minor son, James as a light colored suit of clothes. night of the 4th of May (1778) that enemy to the cover of a morass. the men knew at last the incapacity the garden laid out at the site of the Frayne, filed a bill of complaint in the Now the center of the circle of light, nee had entered into open alliance In the night that followed, Clinton of their “hero of Saratoga.” Arnold had deemed himself wronged King Edward VII. memorial statute in county clerk’s office at Newark, seek­ marked by a black spot by arrange­ e United States, and would hastily withdrew, leaving even his Congress In Helpless State. and insulted by congress—but what of­ Delhi, India. In order to ensure a wounded behind him, and Washing­ Certainly things looked desperate ficer that Washington trusted might ing to recover $10,000 damages from ment of the lenses, is exactly the spot green surface at the time of the stone- ?ets and an army to aid in se- (he Public Service Railway Company where the bullet will strike. Thus ail ‘‘eir independence. ton’s chance to crush him was gone. enough that dark year. not? Who could be confided in if such laying ceremony, “methi” (trigonella) Alliance of Power, Great Frederick’s Opinion. The congress was sinking into a men turned traitors? for the death of his son on April 17 he has to do is to place the black cen­ seed was sown when the grass was last. ter of the blazing circle of light over n alliance changed the whole “Clinton gained no advantage ex­ more and more helpless inefficiency. But a sudden turning of affairs planted. The “methi” sprang up in the heart of an adversary and pull the affairs. England would no cept to reach New York with the Definite articles of confederation had marked the close of the year. about a month and maintained a green After having been married some trigger. ave the undisputed freedom of wreck of his army,” commended the been submitted to the states nearly Cornwallis had penetrated too far surface throughout the cold weather, months William C. A. Corner, of Riv­ At night the light is shockingly s, and the conquest of her col- observant Frederick over sea; “Amer­ three years ago (November, 1777), but into the Carolinas; had advanced in­ which could be smoothly mown and erton, discovered that he had wedded strong. Experiments with the new America might turn out the ica is probably lost for England." they had not been adopted yet, and to North Carolina, and was beset, as did not interfere with the growth ol his own niece, and Special Master weapon show that perfect greenhorns, rt of her task in the presence But a great opportunity had been the states had almost ceased to heed Burgoyne had been, by a rising of the the grass. The ground was allowed to Louis Star has just filed a report with ean enemies. She now knew treacherously thrown away, and the the requisitions of the congress at ail. country. He lost twelve hundred men who have never used a revolver in get dry at the beginning of the hot the Court of Chancery at Trenton re­ their lives, can shoot far more accu­ significance of Saratoga and war dragged henceforth with every Unable to tax. It paid its bills and the at King's mountain (October 7, weather, and within a week the commending that the marriage be an­ vn. painful trial of hope deferred. wages of its troops in paper, which so 1780), as Burgoyne had lost a thou­ rately than experts using an ordinary “methi” had died out, leaving good nulled. pistol. ton’s splendid audacity and French Fleet Off Sandy Hook. rapidly fell in value that by the time sand at Bennington; and everywhere. lawns in its place. The “methi,” be­ Up to 60 yards one cannot miss a ry command of his re­ A scant three weks after Clinton a3 he moved, he found himself check­ longing to the order of “Leguminosae," ed by the best officers the long war At Belvidere, the contract for build­ small bull's-eye, day or night, while acts as a manure and leaves the soil throwing himself upon his had reached New York, the Count ing the new Warren county jail was jtagonist at Germantown had bred—Nathaniel Green, who had extremely accurate shooting is possi­ richer in available nitrogenous mat­ d'Estaing was off Sandy Hook, with signed and work is about to begin. ap move of a long retreat been Washington’s right hand man the ble up to 100 yards. The lamp ar­ ter. a French fleet of twelve ships of the The contract for the building was giv­ tits imagination and won war through; Henry Lee, the daring rangement adjusts automatically, by line and six frigates, bringing four en to S. W. G ardner & Co., of Belvi- bnftdence of foreign soldiers and master of cavalry, whom Washington levels, to distances. Risks Life for Cat. thousand troops. The British fleet dere, a t $6250, and for the steel work hardly less than the taking loved; the veteran Steuben; Morgan, To save a cat which, in a fight, had within the harbor was barely half as tf> the Pauley Jail Building Company, New Time System Puzzles. Burgoyne at Saratoga. strong; but the pilots told the cau­ who had won Saratoga with Arnold; climbed to the top of a 100 foot lad­ of St. Louis, a t $16,995. The use of the new twenty-four- Parliament Awakes. tious Frenchman that his larger ships and partisan leaders a score, whom der, a foreman painter named Robin­ hour time system in France is likely Parliam ent a t last (February, 1778) could not cross the bar, and he turned he had learned to dread in that wide son risked his life the other day, in forested country. At its first regular meeting, the to give rise to some rather curious re­ Oxford street, London. The cat came to its senses; resolved to re­ away from New York to strike at City Commissioners of Millville, elect­ nounce the right to tax the colonies, Cornwallis Outgeneraled. sults. One of these is brought out clung to the topmost rung of the lad­ Newport, the only other point now ed former City Recorder L. H. Hogate He was outgeneraled; his forces by A. De Mortellet, and relates to the der from seven o’clock in the morn­ except for the regulation of trade, and held by the British in all the country. City Clerk; former Assemblyman were taken in detail and beaten, and striking of the hour. ing till nearly midday. A crowd en­ sent commissioners to America to of­ That place had hardly been in­ Louis H. Miller, Solicitor; George B. he himself was forced at last into It will not be very practical to use deavored in vain to coax it to make fer such terms fon submission. But vested, however, when Lord Howe ap­ Worstall, Treasurer; Newton B. Virginia. twenty-four strokes or less in succes­ the descent. Then Robinson climbed It was too late; neither congress nor peared with a stronger fleet than the Wade, Engineer; Furman E. Wallen, the states would now hear of anything French. By midsummer, 1781, all his interior sion, as these would be very difficult the ladder. It overtopped the build­ Fire Warden. to count after a certain point. The but independence. Fleet Sails to Boston. posts were lost, and he was cut off ing against which it was standing by With a French fleet about to take D'Estaing was obliged to draw off to from Charleston and Savannah by a number of strokes should therefore thirty feet, and when Robinson Workmen are engaged in grading be reduced in some way. the sea. it was necessary that the meet him; a great storm sent both country he dared not cross again. In reached this point the ladder swayed the section of Ballard Park, Pitman, He proposes using a double chime, ominously. He was able to clutch the British commanders in America fleets into port to refit instead of to Virginia, though at first he raided as which was recently stripped of its fight; and the disgusted militiamen one bell for units and the second for animal and bring it safely down, should concentrate their forces. he pleased, he was checked more and shade trees before indignant citizens and continentals, who had come to tens, the two bells to have a different amid the applause of the onlookers. Philadelphia, they had at last found th e hopeless year 1789 was out men more as the season advanced by a halted the devastation. The piot will take the town with the French, with­ tone. Or else with a single bell rapid out, was a burden, not a prize. It in the ranks found a month’s pay too growing force under Lafayette; and be plowed and sown with grass, new drew in high choler to see the fleet, strokes would show the tens, and slow BEGAN YOUNG. had no strategic advantage of posi­ little with which to buy even a single by the first week in August he had trees planted and other touches of without which they could do nothing, strokes the units. Had “Coffee Nerves" From Youth. tion; was hard to defend, and harder bushel of wheat. taken counsel of prudence, and estab­ beauty added. to provision; was too far from the taken off to Boston. Washington was obliged to levy sup­ lished himself, seven thousand strong, With two bells, one bell gives When the autumn came Clinton felt strokes up to nine. The second bell “When very young I began using sea. and not far enough from Wash­ plies from the country round him to at Yorktown, near the sea, his base At New Brunswick, Prosecutor coffee and continued up to the last six free to send thirty-five hundred men rings once for ten. For eleven, the ington’s open lines of opera’tion. feed his army; and in spite of their of supplies. George S. Silzer has been notified months," writes a Texas girl. to the southern coast, and Savannah first bell rings once and the second General Howe Resigns. stanch loyalty to him, his men grew The Final Blow. that Frank M.’ Ervin, a contractor, “I had been exceedingly nervous, | was taken (December 29, 1778). once, and so on in the decimal sys­ Before the summer's campaign be­ mutinous, in sheer disgust with the Then it was that Washington struek and Mrs. Joseph Warnsdorfer, who thin and very sallow. After quitting I Only in the far west, at the depths weak and faithless government they tem. For twenty, the first bell rings coffee and drinking Postum about a gan, Sir William Howe resigned his the blow which ended the war. disappeared from Milltown on Memor­ of the great wilderness beyond the twice, and so on. month my nervousness disappeared command and bade the town good­ were expected to serve. Wholesale At last Rochambeau was free F> ial Day, have been located in a hotel bye, amidst elaborate festivities (May mountains, was anything done that desertion began, as many as one hun­ move; at last a French fleet was at and has never returned. This is the in St. Louis. They have been arrest­ His Experience. more remarkable as I am a primary 18th, 1778). promised decisive advantage. dred men a month going over to the hand to block the free passage of the ed and will be brought back. A nice, clean German lad applied at teacher and have kept right on with General Clinton, who succeeded him. George Rogers Clark, that daring enemy, to get at least pay and food sea. a store for a job at selling clothing. my work. received orders from England to undo Saxon frontiersman, who moved so and clothing. (TO BE CONTINUED.)* John Laffey, 24 years old, of New­ The boss liked the applicant's looks, “My complexion now is clear and ark, is in Christ Hospital, Jersey City, but doubted his experience. rosy, my skin soft and smooth. As a they will not even be received in the : “No, none of them have ever come give the old man a cup of water, and as the result of being sandbagged by good complexion was something I had ONE MODEL NEVER RECEIVED "Have you ever sold clothing?" greatly desired, I feel amply repaid p aten t office. j back. The greatest scientists of the instead of roast mutton and rabbit 1 four men who pounced upon him in asked the employer. world consider that perpetual motion H enry stre e t and robbed him of $40 even though this were the only benefit P aten t Office Is P atiently W aiting for There is one notable exception to give him broth thickened with bran “Ach, yes!” answered the applicant. derived from drinking Postum. is impossible, and not only our rea­ an Exposition of Real Perpetual this rule, however. That is in the and pudding made with bran and tur­ ar,d a gold watch. “Good. Where did you sell cloth­ “Before beginning its use I had suf­ Motion. case of applications for inventions son, but our experience here has nip leaves chopped together." Vig­ ing?” fered greatly from indigestion and which claim the discovery of perpet­ ; taught us to believe likq them. Of orous health was the result, but his Mrs. Eugenia Jones, a young widow, “Zwanzighundert Blankstrasse." headache; these troubles are now un­ For a hundred years after the es­ ual motion. In this single exception ' course, by perpetual motion is meant abstention from food was regarded of Ridgefield, who sued the Public "Where? I never heard of such an known. tablishm ent ot the patent office at not only does the patent office insist | a machine that will continue to run with such suspicion that on one oc­ Service Railway Company for $50,000, address.” “I changed from coffee to Postum upon a working,model, but the appli­ indefinitely without receiving motive casion he narrowly escaped being for the death of her husband in West "I solt my clothes there.” without the slightest inconvenience, Washington every applicant for a did not even have a headache. Have mechanical patent was compelled to cation will not be considered until power from any outside source. Such burned alive as a wizard. Hoboken on April 17 last, following “Why—that’s a pawnshop!” ! a machine is scientifically impossible known coffee drinkers, who were 51e, with his application, a practical such working model is exhibited to injuries he received when run down “Veil, vere you dink I sell my over­ —therefore we require a working visiting me, to use Postum a week working model of his invention. The the satisfaction of the officials of the Selling Crown Jewels. by a trolley car, was aw arded $5,000 coat—at a drug store?" model here!" without being aware that they wero -esult was that in the early nineties of office. If the crown jewels of Turkey are in the Hudson County Circuit Court not drinking coffee.” .he last century the great building de­ “There have, in the past 20 years, sold to raise funds for the war they Liked the Prospects. Name given by Postum Co., Battle moted to this bureau had become pack- been scores of would-be applicants for Persistent Faster. will not be the first that have gone Fifty painters went on strike at New Harold is a pretty wise youngster, Creek, Mich. Write for booklet, “The ;d to the ceiling with hundreds of patents upon perpetual motion inven­ The most persistent faster of all that way. Queen Henrietta Maria P.runswick. They are now getting and already, although still quite young, Road to Weliville.” housands of models, making the due tions,” said the examiner of patents, time was probably Roger Crabb, who raised nearly 2,000,000 sterling in Flan­ $3.28 for a day of eight hours and has developed a strong financial in­ Postum comes in two forms. Regular (must be boiled). iispatch of business almost impos- under whose special department these lived in the time of the common­ ders for her husband’s needs, largely w ant $4. stinct. The other day he surprised his iible. inventions come, “but none of them wealth. In order to carry out his on her Jewels. family by announcing his intention to Instant Postum doesn’t require boil­ About that time some curious delv- have brought their models with them. ideas most effectually he sold off his On her pendant pearls she borrowed At Jersey City, Bessie Sims, 13- enter the ministry in due season. ing but is prepared Instantly by stir­ »r among old models found one of a When they have been told that a stock-in-trade—he was a "haberdash­ 213,000 guilders and raised 40,000 years old, of 126 Bright street, while “Why, sonny,” inquired his father, ring a level teaspoonful in an ordinary stump-extractor, which contained a working model was necessary before er of hats"—distributed the proceeds playing with matches set her clothes “I thought you were strong for the cup of hot water, which makes It guilders on six rubies. Charles I also right for most persons. rial of nitroglycerine. The patentee their applications could be consider­ among the poor, and took up his resi­ was much indebted to the melting pot on fire. She was severely burned dollars? There’s no money in religion, ed, they have invariably exclaimed dence in a hut near Iskenham, where A big cup requires more and some jad literally followed instructions and for funds. When the long war ot about her legs and arms before her >ou know." people who like strong things put in iut real "working” nitroglycerine in confidently, "Why, certainly, I will lie lived on three farthings a week. the early eighteenth century began to mother heard her cries for help. Mrs. "Oh, but I think you must be mis­ a heaping spoonful and temper It he model! This incident precipitated make a working model and bring it He described his experiences in a turn against France, King Louis show­ Sims wrapped a blanket around the taken, papa,” cried Harbld. “That’s around next week’—or next month, with a large supply of cream. ,n immediate change of rule. Wher- pamphlet, entitled “The English Her­ ed the way to the subjects by denud­ child and extinguished the flames. why I’m going to be a preacher—’cause Experiment until you know the ore. since that time—about 20 years maybe—'and exhibit it to your special mit, or the Wonder of the Age." ing Versailles of many of its treas­ The child was then taken to the City I read in the paper that the United amount that pleases your palate and satisfaction.' go—not only are models not demand- “Instead of strong drinks and ures and all manner of ornaments Hospital- States pays o'ur minister to Austria have it served that way in the future. t of applicants for invention, but "Come back?' continued the officlaL wines," says the eccentric Roger, “i were melted down. $17,500 a y e a r!” “There’s a Reason” for Postum. SH E R IFF’S SALE.—By virtue of a writ Beermann’s Patrons TUB Coast Bflvaitiser ^ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued out of Our Churches (Incorporated with whieh Is the Coast Echo) the Court of Chancery of the State of are Always Satisfied New Jersey, will be exposed to sale at We please the most fastidious SUMMER SCHEDULE LLOYD I. SEAMAN public vendue, on OF CIIFRCH SERVICES E d ito r and Publisher __ __ MONDAY, the 14th DAY of JULY, 1913, TheBestQuality and ST. ROSE'S CHURCH A. deB. LUPKE between the hours of 12 o’clock and Sunday Masses, June and Septem­ HOWLAND Managing Editor __ 5 o’clock (at 1.15 o’clock) in the after­ Choicest Meats At ber, 6.15 and 9.00 A. Ml, Ju ly and noon of said day, at the Court House, A ugust, 6.15, 8.00, 9.00 and 10.30 A. M„ Published Every Friday at Freehold, in the township of Freehold, LOWEST PRICES W eek days, 7.00 and 7.30 A. M. THE LEADING BELMAR, N. J. county of Monmouth, New Jersey. Confessions, Saturdays, eves of Holy AU that certain tract or parcel of Days, and First Fridays, 4 to 6 and Publication Office and P lan t Butter, Butterine, lands and premises, situate, lying and 7.30 to 8.30 P. M. 704 Ninth avenue, Behuar, N. J. being in the Borough of Belmar in Eggs and Lard ST. ELIZABETH'S CHURCH 'phone 580-M Cash Grocery the county of Monmouth and State of ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED Lincoln and Fifth avenues, Avon. "Entered as second-class matter, Febru­ New' Jersey, being lots numbered Sunday Masses, June to October, ary 95, 1908, at the post office a t Belmar, Fifty-sixth (56) and Fifty-seven (57) Phone 531-R 6.15 and 9.30 A. M. N. J., Under the Act of Congress of Mar. as shown 011 a Map of lots made hy Benediction at 4 P. M. Winter Cold OF BELMAR, N. J. J, 1871b” ______C larence Kennedy in 1899, hounded BEERIYIANN’S Confessions, Saturdays, eves of Iloly Never creeps indoors when the Subscription Bats and described as follows, to wit: Days, and F irst F ridays, 4 to 5.30 sentinel on guard is a Square Pot One Y e a r ...... $ 1.0 0 Beginning at a point or stake in the P. M. ) Furnace. These embody princi­ (Strictly la Advance) outhwest corner of Twelfth and Ocean Cash Meat Market Rev. Wm. J. McConnell, ples and improvements that give Single C o p y ...... 3 cents Avenues as laid down on said map Pastor. complete fuel consumption with­ and extending thence southerly along 908 F STREET advertising r a t e s o n application . Rev. John P. Grady, out heat waste. The firepot of the westerly side or line of Ocean Opp. Post Office A ssistant. these furnaces is square and cor­ avenue, 0110 hundred feet to the north­ AU communications, advertisements, or First Methodist Episcopal— Rev. A. rugated—a form that throws off other matter to be guaranteed proper in­ erly side or line of lot numbered fifty- Come In and Get Our Specials We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps. C. Dennett, pastor. Preaching ft more heat than a round firepot. sertion, must be handed in not later than eight on said map; thence westerly 10.30 a. m. by pastor. Junior Christian Also, this square pot never re­ noon on Wednesday of each week. at right angles to last course, and Endeavor a t 9.45. Sunday-school at 2.30 ADVERTISEMENT p. m. At 7.30 p. m. preaching by pastor. tains an ash accumulation large AH notices of entertainments by church­ along the said northerly side or line es, societies, etc., at which an admission Prayer meeting Wednesdays, 7.80 p. in. enough to prevent free burning. 804 F STREET of lot numbered fifty-eight one hun­ fee is charged, for resolutions of organiz­ Free Ladies and Cents Watches, Presbyterian Church—Corner Ninth Big fire or little fire, driven haul or ations in cases of death of members, or dred and fifty feet to the Easterly side Rugs, Bracelets and Jewelry of Every avenue and E street. Rev. Charles Everett, checked down, a Squa’.c FoS similar reading matter which is not in or line of lot numbered Twenty-three D.D., pastor. The Junior Endeavor Description, Laee Curtains, Rngs, F u r n a c e gives you back a full the form of general news will be charged hundred on said map: thence North society at 10 a. m. Preaching at 10.45 return for fuel expended. The fu ll for at the rate of five cents per line for House Furnishings, Rifles, Moving a. in. The Sabbath school at 2.30 p. m. erly at right angles to last course and story of S q u a r e P o t F ta m a c e s each insertion. Picture Machines, Skates, Printing Y. P. S. C. E. at 6.45 p. m. Preaching at is interesting—get it from one of our along the said easterly side or lino of L e g a l N o t ic e s . —The Coast Advertiser Presses, Fountain Pens, in fact nearly 7.30 p. m. Wednesday evening prayer dealers. Is a legal newspaper, and as such is the lot numbered twenty-three hundred meeting at 7.30 o’clock. everything you can think of you can proper medium for all legal notices. Some One hundred feet to the southerly side Twelfth Ave. Baptist.—Twelfth avenue advertisements belong to us by law, while get Absolutely Free for selling our or line of Twelfth Avenue; thence and F street. Rev. Janies A. Smith, pus- with many others it is optional with the Beautiful Fancy Drawn and Satin tor. Preaching at 10:45 a.m . an I 7:30 LEW IS LUMBER CO. easterly at right angles to last course party interested as to what paper shall Striped Handkerchiefs at 10c each. p.m. Bible school at 2:30p. m. Wed­ publish them. and along the said Southerly side or They sell rapidly, 6 can generally be nesday evening prayer and conference at line of Twelfth Avenue, One hundred 7:30. sold in every house, Don’t send us Items of Local and Personal Interest and fifty feet to the point or place of First Baptist-Ninth avenue and C any money, but write us to send you LUMBER Invited Beginning. street. Preaching service at 10.30 a. 111. a lot of Handkerchiefs to sell, that Sunday-school at 3 p. 111. Preaching ser­ Being the same premises conveyed when sold you will send us the money vice at 7.30 p. ni. Rev. P. T. Morris, to the parties of the first part by Peter Millwork, Hardware, Paints, King’s Winsor, FRIDAY. JUNE 20, 1913 and get the premium selected. Sell­ B. D., pastor, OWNERS Egenolf and wife by deed of even ing 24 handkerchiefs entitles you to W all Board, Beaver Board. Belmar Fire Alarm Boxes date herewith, and this mortgage is your choice of an Elegant Watch, 3 He serves all who dares be true. given to secure part of the considera­ Good Shingles for $3.50 and up per 1,000 Gold Laid Rings, Lace Curtains, -Etc. 3—Tenth avenue and E street. tion for said conveyance. —Emerson. Write us to-day, we trust you and take 23—Third avenue and A street. Recorded in the office of the Clerk of back the goods if you cannot sell them. 25—Fifth and Ocean avenues. SOUTH MAHISr STREET the County of Monmouth on the 9th IN 0LA CO., CHICAGO, ILL. 34—Sixth avenue and F street. day of Septem ber, 1910 and recorded 36—Fifth avenue and C street. ASBURY PARK, N. J. LEGAL NOTICES in Book 404 of M ortgages on page 41—Fourteenth anA Ocean avenues. 43—Tenth avenue and C street. 248 &c„ for said County. MULFORD’S Mill on Premises Branch Yard, Spring Lake, New Jersey Monmouth County Orphans’ Court. 44—Eighth avenue and A streets. And also all those certain goods and May Term, A. D. 1913. 45—Eleventh avenue and A street chatties in the bill of complaint in MUSIC STORE 53—Fourteenth avenue and F street. In the matter of I said cause particularly set forth situ­ 55 Twelfth and River avenues. the Estate of De- I Order to Show Cause EMORY ST., Next to LeMaistre’s S p e c ia l T aps borah E. Clayton, j ated upon the aforesaid mortgaged deceased. premises, to wit, ASBURY PARK, N. J. 6-6-6 general alarm. 2 taps, test alarm, Harriet E. Peekwell, Administratrix Schedule. Assembly room and Porch Century Edition, and all the given every evening at 7.30 o clock. 1 with the will annexed of Deborah E 1 Large Center Oak Table, 5 Willow tap, broken circuit. 2 taps, fire out, giv­ Clayton, deceased, having exhibited to Latest Hits 10 Cents a Copy. Gasoline Storage Outfit rockers, 5 Willow chairs, 18 chairs, 1 en after fire is extinguished. this Court, under oath, a just and true CATAIOGS MAILED FREE. This equipment will save you account of the personal estate and debts Cane Bench, 73 folding Chairs, 8 H ard ­ Arrival and Departure of Mails its cost in your gasoline bills in a of said decedent, whereby it appears that wood side tables, 1 Electric grand­ BETTER THAN SPANKING A t B elm ar very short time. Then too, the the personal estate of said deceased is in­ convenience of having a liberal father’s clock, 1 pr. stage curtains sufficient to pay her debts, and requesting Spanking will not cure children of supply of Gasoliue in you own (green), 2 sets of scenery for stage, CLOSE FOR the aid of the Court in the premises, it is wetting the bed, because it is not a A. M. Garage at home is invaluable. therefore ordered that all persons inter­ 2 prs. of Portiers (red), 15 small car­ Let us give you quotations on habit but a dangerous disease. The New York and all points...... 6.15 ested in the lands, tenements and heredit­ pets, 2 small art Square rugs, 2 large our various sized tanks and equip­ aments and real estate, of the said de­ C. H. Rowan D rug Co., Chicago, II Philadelphia, Trenton, South, W est. 7.00 ments. Their low costs will ceased, appear before the Court, at the art Square rugs, 1 pr. large andirons, linois, having discovered a strictly New York, South and West...... 8.30 surprise you. Court House, in Freehold, on Thursday, 8 Hardwood tables for porch, 13 Porch harmless, remedy for this distressing New York and all points...... 10.45 Philadelphia, Trenton, South, West. 11.15 D . T . R E E D & SON the Seventh day of August, A. D. nine rockers, 20 Benches. disease and to make known its merits teen hundred and thirteen, at 10 a. m., to Dining Room. 2 Large center ta­ P. M. MANASQUAN AND SPRING LAKE show cause why so much of the said they will send a 50 cent Package se­ bles, 4 hardwood side tables, 9 Dining New York and all points...... 3.00 N EW J E R £ £ V lands, tenements, hereditaments and real curely wrapped and prepaid Absolute­ All Points South and West...... 3.00 estate of the said deceased should not be room chairs, 2 large straw' mats. ly Free to any reader of The Coast New York and all points...... 6.00 sold as will be sufficient to pay her debts, Card Room. 1 Center Art Square Advertiser. This remedy also cures ARRIVALS FROM Professional thirds. or the residue thereof, as the case may re rug, 1 Center Oak Table, 4 small car­ frequent desire to urinate and inability A. M. quire. By the Court pets, 6 oak chairs. to control urine during the night or New York and all points...... 7.45 ■jyriLO H. CREGO, JOSEPH L. DONAHAY, Sleeping Rooms. 6 White enamel day in old or young. The C. H. Row­ Philadelphia, Trenton, South, West. .10.30 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ‘‘The w agon that stands up like S urrogate. bed-steads, 6 Cotton Mattresses, 5 an Drug Co. are an Old Reliable House, New York and all points...... 10.45 NOTARY PUBLIC. Dated May 29, A. D., 1913. Manasquan, Spring Lake, Sea Girt Dressers bureaus, 12 Feather pillows, write to them to-day for the free med JOMMISSIONBK «>K UKKIb the reputation o f its m akers ’* 7-18-13-7t and Como...... 11.30 F Street, Belmar, N. J. 2 m irrors. icine. Cure the afflicted members of p. M. When you buy a S tu d e b a k e r wagon you buj HERIFF’S SALE.—By virtueof a writ Office. I office com bination safe, 1 your family, then tell your neighbors New York and all points...... 2.00 r\R . FRED T. HABERSTICK, of fi. fa. to me direct, issued out of Office desk, 1 Office chair. and friends about this remedy. Sea Girt, Manasquan, Philadelphia DENTAL SURGEON a wagon that will last until you turn the far S and Trenton...... 4.15 the Court of Chancery of the State; of Pantry. 1 Ice Box (Gray M’f’r), 1 POST OFFICE BUILDING. over to your son and he turns it over to his New Jersey, will be exposed to sale at Philadelphia and Trenton...... 5.50 soda Fountain, 13 Flower Vases. Phone 5 I 4 - L Belmar, N. J. public vendue, 011 New York and all points...... 6.45 Studebaker Kitchen. 1 Gas range (Make “Per­ George A. Webber P n e of the first wagons ever made :_ B e r g e n , Gas administered H o u r s 9 -5 TUESDAY, THE 8th DAY OF JULY, Wm. M. P. M. constant service for thirty years, and we will glad! fect” No. 274), 1 Automatic water Manufacturer ot 1913, between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 R. STANLEY D. PALMATEER send you the names of farmers who have in the| o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon of heater (Make “Marsarch No. 3). New .Jersey Central I) Bowling Alleys. 4 Bowling Alleys. Elevators and DENTIST possession wagons that have been in constant use anj said day, at the Globe Hotel, Red Bank, TRAINS LEAVE BELMAR where from I 7 to 48 years—and there are thousands < in the county of Monmouth, New Jersey. 38 Bowling Balls, 2 scoring tables, 2 Chamberlain Building, Ninth Ave. For New York, Newarkand Elizabeth via them. We are building the same kind of wagons toda All those certain tracts or parcels of score boards, 2 Sets bowling pins, 4 Dumb Waiters Belmar, N. J. land and premises hereinafter particularly all rail 6.00, *6.46, *7.14, (7.25 Newark Ice Coolers, 12 Gas shades and pipes. Office Hours: 9 A. M. t o 5 I’. M. A Studebaker wagon is an investment that will j_ described, situate, lying and being in the ioneer St. and Pennsylvania Avenue only), *7.50, 8.37, 11.18 a. 111., 2.08, S3.01, 3 .4 9 , si.46, 6.50, 8.50 p. m. Telephone 592 M township of Wall, in the county of Mon­ Being same as in Cljattle Mortgage iXewark, N ew J khsey you full return for your outlay. It is built on hoi mouth and State of New Jersey, numbered recorded in the Clerk’s office in the Sundays—8 .15 a. ni., 4.19, 6.35, 8.25 Iron, steel, wood, paint and varnish used in its con twelve (12), thirteen (13), fourteen (14), Long Distance Telephone p . 111. JAMES B. HOUSEL County of Monmouth on the 9th day For New York via Sandy Hook Route tion are tested and retested to make sure each is the in block numbered thirty (30) on a plan of Justice of the Peace lots of Sea G irt, duly filed in the office of of Septem ber, 1910 in Book 86 of Branch Office :—406 5th A ve., Belm a Steamers 6.20, 7.30, 9 50 a. in., 12.20, 1.46, F or work, business or pleasure—for town or the clerk of said county of Monmouth, on C hattle M ortgages on page 462. 4.51 p. m. BELMAR, N. J. Phone 54 W use ther e is a Stuc/eia/^er vehicle to fit your requirem^S the twelfth day of September, eighteen Seized as the property of Charles Sundays 10.00 a.m ., 3.31,4.58, 6.57 p.m. Notary Public and hundred and seventy, and also known and Chicago and West, 6.46,8.37 a. 111.; Commissioner of Deeds Farm wagons, dump carts, trucks, buggies, surreys, ru..- Brucker et als, taken in execution at 2.08 p. m. abouts, pony carriages, business vehicles of every description—* designated as lots numbered twenty-three . How’s This? Office—Eighth Avenue and F Street (23), twenty-four (24), twenty-five (25), the suit of Peter Egenolf and *t9 be *New York Only. sSaturday only. with harness of the same high standard. W.e offer One Hundred Dollars Re­ H o u rs: 5 p 111. to 8 p. in. twenty-six (26), twenty-seven (27) and sold by ward fop any case of Catarrh that twenty-eight (28), in block numbered W ILBERT A. BEECROFT, Sheriff. T I M E t a b l e ; Sec our Dealer or write us, seventeen (17), on plan of lots of the Sea cannot bp cored py Hall’s Catarrh Girt Company, bounded and described Robert H. McAdams, Sol’r. Cure, JAMES H. SEXTON STUDEBAKER S o u th Bend, In d . D ated Ju n e 16th, 1913. ($31.28) THOMPSON’S Street Car Line N E W Y O R K CHICAGO according to the first mentioned plan as F, 3, CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Q. UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER D a l l a s K a n s a s c i t y D e n v e r MINNEAPOLIS follows: We, tha undersigned, Jiave known F. J. 606 F S treet, B E L M A R BOSTON SAN FRANCISCO PHILADELPHIA Notice of Settlement of Account. Cheney for the last 45 year?,' and believe \yEEK-DAYS Bpginni'.ig a t a point in the southerly him perfectly honorapto in al| business 159 Main Street. ASBURY PARK side or line of Fairinount Avenue, distant Estate of Julia Smith, deceased. No transactions and financially able (to carry Leaves Lakeiyood—a.m. 6.40 8-16 10.30 Tel. 21 Asbury Park, Residence 397 westwardly two hundred feet (200 ft.) tice is hereby given that the accounts of out any obligations made by bis firip. p.ft). 2. f 5 j- lO 7.40 Telephone or telegraph orders receive NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, personal attention. from the intersection of the southerly side the subscribers. Executors of the estate of Lv.PojptPleasant—g.m. J.30 9.35 11.30 or line of F'airmount Avenue with the said deceased will be audited and stated Toledo, 0, p.m. 6.30 8.35 westerly side or line of First Avenue; by the Surrogate and reported for Settle­ Hall’s Catarrh Cura is taken internally, 3.9 0 thence ( 1) westerly, along said southerly ment to the Orphan’s Court of the County acting directly upon tlie blood and mil, SUNDAYS of Monmouth, on Thursday, the tenth cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials line or side of Fairmount Avenue one sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle, SolcJ Leayes Lflk.ewoqd—a.fi). 7-j0 10.30 Wholesale bathing. hundred and fifty feet (150 ft.); thence (2) day of July, A. D. 1913. by all Druggists. p .tp . 2.j-6 5.20 7.15 southwardly, at right angles to the first Dated June 3rd, A. D. 1913. Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation. At Kumbakonam, the Indian Oxford, 8 .30 12.00 COMMERCIAL PRINTING course one hundred and fifty feet (150 ft.); John J. Becker, Lv.Point Pleasant—a.n). the biggest religious festival in Hindo- thence (3) eastwardly, parallel with the 7-4-13 5 t Neil H. Miller. p.m. 4.(10 6.25 8.00 staii takes place every 12 years. On first course one hundred and fifty feet £llllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllll|lllllllll!£ the la st occasion 460,000 people bathed (150 ft.); thence (4) northwardly, again at IIIHItHllllimimillimillimillllllllimiim •J. E. NEWMAN in the tank, qr popd, attached to the OF CHARACTER right angles to first course one hundred If you intend to build do not 3 principal temple. As among the pil­ and fifty feet (150 ft’) to tlie point of No connection with any other ZZ — Establishment Z E forget we can sell you all you 5 grims there were those who had wash­ Our new facilities permit us to beginning. Subject to the same privileges, ed but seldom since the previous oc­ restrictions, convenants, easements and 5 need from the foundation to £ casion, what the water lookod like at take orders for all forms of conditions as set forth, referred to or S roof. BUCHANON & SMOCK § Cement .Sidewalks and Curbing the finish, says the Railway Magazine, made in deed of Frank E. DeLong to 5 LUMBER CO., A sbury Park. N. J. 3 Samuel W. Wickens recorded in the Mon­ P.O. Box 601 BELMA1I, N. J may be imagined, mouth County C lerk's office, March 16, filllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIlii!? Job and High Class Printing 1908, in Liber 823 of Deeds, pages 131, &e. 1 OUR SUCCESS IS Second Tract. A11 those certain lots, Asbury parR Cemen( Australian Justice. from Hand Bills to Engraved tracts or parcels of land and premises j§ due to the fact that we have won 3 the confidence of our customers by Recently after hearing his first case hereinafter more particularly described, an Australian Justice of the peace Wedding nnouncement s situated, lying and being in the township 5 always maintaining the highest r standard in quality and being liberal delivered himself thus: “There’s been of Wall, county of Monmouth and State J Construction Co. a lot of lies told In this case, and I tut - And Our Prices are I o \v of New Jersey known and designated as 3 in our policy. lots numbeied seven (7), eight (8), nine (9) • | Sidewalks, Cellar Floors, Steps don’t know who’s been telin’ ’em. So and ten ( 10) in block twenty-six (26) of I H. Willard Wiseman | Driveways, Patent Stable Floors I’m goin’ to fine you £2. If yer guilty Sea Girt, in said township, as shown 011 a yer kettin’ off very light, an’ if yer = for more than seven years with = "Map of Sea Girt, Monmouth county, Ladies* an d (Jenfs’ not guilty it’ll teach yer to be more 5 my uncle. Willard C. Wiseman = Office, Room 2, Steinbach Bldg. THE COAST AOVERTISER New Jersey, owned by Sea Girt, Com­ pertickler 'about the company yeh pany, U. S. Realty Building, 113 Broad­ — (deceased). ] Corner Cookman Ave. and Main Street keep.” PhoneI580-M BELMAR, N. J. way, New York, Frank Osborn, Engineer, TAILOR ASBURY PARK, N. J. Middletown, New Jersey,” and filed in § Now at 105 EMORY STREET | the office of the Clerk of Monmouth ~ Near the bridge— 'J 3 phone 1360-H Note tiie location Bj The Voice a Pearl. county, New Jersey, August 26th, 1907. C. A. RUGER 8 , Pt.qp. F S T R E E T Elihu Burritt says of the voice: Subject, however, to the same privileges, Tliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin. 'A restrictions, covenants, easements and x I formerly with tbe Standard Pqvpment “Watch' if, day by day as a pearl of 0053535353235323485348535323482353534823532353232353532348488948 conditions as shown by deed of Sea G irt BELM AR, N, J, f Company and the New Jersey Cement great price, for it will be worth more # Construction Company of Newark.N. J Company to Augusta D. Coriell, dated BIG SURPRISE TO to you in the days to pome than the 3 JOS. C. STEWARD tm o . H. THOMPSON f January 21st, 1907, and recorded in the MANY IN BELMAR best pear} hid in th e see,. A kind office of the Clerk of Monmouth county, voice ip jpy, Jjke a lark’s gong, to a New Jersey, on the 16th day of February, hearth at home. Train it to sweet I STEWARD & THOMPSON I A. D. nineteen hundred and nine, in Book Local people are surprised at the Notice E = 846 of Deeds, pages 21, &c. QUICK results received from simple A. Z E G A S tones now and it will keep in tune Seized as the property of Samuel W. buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as The Coast Advertiser will be pleased to through life.” Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting 'i receive items such as engagements, wed­ Wickens, et als, taken in execution at the mixed in Adler-i-ka, the German rem­ p r a c tic a l suit of Charles E. Hendrickson, Jr., edy which became famous by curing dings, parties, euchres, teas, and such Shoemaker Jobbing Promptly Attended to Trustee, and to be sold by appendicitis. R. S. W ines states th at other news of personal interest, with the Eye Photographs. names of those present. The items should REPAIRING A SPECIALTY Nearly everybody knows that we WILBERT A. BEECROFT, Sheriff. this simple remedy draws off such a 3 P. O. Box 1244 Phone 510-R SJ surprising amount of old foul matter be indorsed with the name and address or see objects as pictures on the, retina C h a r l e s E. H e n d r ic k s o n , J r ., Sol’r. Rubber Heels Put On from the body that A SINGLE DOSE the sender—not for publication, but as a of the eye. Out of this fact, doubt­ 715 F Street Belmar, N. J. Dated June 10th, 1913. $23.80 relieves sour stomach, gas on the matter of good faith. ANV FOOT FITTED less, there sprang up the popular- be­ stomach and constipation INSTANT­ lief, amounting In some quarters to ...... i l l i n iu m ...... LY. Adv. All the news of Belmar, Wall Town­ The Coast Advertiser is for sale at 801 F S T R E E T superstition, that “pictures” may be ship and Monmouth County, appears seen in the eyes of dead men.—Har- Hayes’ and Cohen’s. Subscribe for the. Coast Advertiser. in the COAST ADVERTISER, Cor. 8 th Ave. BE MAR, N. J. ner’s Weekly. The Coast Advertiser is but $1. a Year ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ I ®«®®®®®®S^e™:®®®®®®®®®®®« Advertising Always Going On. ) 9 Your Gas Range is the Work Bench of the Home. From the first announcement of a fond mother that you have made your The Asbury Park and Ocean Grove Bank : I You can no more expect to get modern results bow to the world to the time when with old style equipment in your kitchen than you can your friends put up their belated ap­ Asbury Park, New Jersey ) —Springand — Summer ! Goods ...... expect a jeweler to succeed with tools of yesterday. preciation of your virtues on your tombstone, you are constantly adver­ All our departments are filled with every Thousands of successful home makers have found that the surest The History of this Bank from its tising or being advertised.—Edmund new and desirable article in the various lines way to get satisfactory results—is to install Street. A MODERN (IAS RANGE Beginning in 1889 Inspires Confi­

OVENS AND TOPS...... are just the right height Mistake. dence in its Methods and Manage­ Dress Goods, Millinery GLASS OVEN DOOltS ...... Tell what is going on inside Mrs. Vastlee Rich (sentimentally)— “Longfellow says: ‘We cannot buy PERFECT BAKING OVENS ...... Evenly heated throughout ment. with gold the old associations.’ ” Vast­ Ladies’ Suits and Dresses EFFICIENT BURNERS...... Saves gas lee Rich—“Don’t you believe it, my Capital Surplus and Profits, $ 400 ,000.00 REMOVABLE PARTS AND SMOOTH CASTINGS dear. When I was In politics I foun<| Complete Safe Deposit Department. Easy to clean that cash would purchase the ancient- Men’s, Youths’ and Boy’s Clothing' est organization on earth.”—Life. J OFFICERS DIRECTORS FOR : KITCHEN : EFFICIENCY : TALK : TO i Henry C. Winsor, President. T. Frank Appleby, J C. C. Ci.ayton, Vice-Pres. A. E. Ballard, Shoes for Men, Women and Children Lamentable Ignorance. « E dmund E. D ayton, Cashier. Cornelius C. Clayton, The Coast Gas Company, BELM A R, N. J. j _ John Hubbard, Mrs. Kaller—Cooks are such Ignor­ J F. M. M iller , Assistant Cashier. Henry C. Winsor. Men’s Furnishings, Hats and Caps jiimiiiiimiiimiiiiimuJiiimimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiuMimimmiiiiimiiiiiimmiiimiiirs ant things, nowadays. Mrs. Justwed—• + H. A. W atson, Assistant Cashier E. E. Dayton, W. Harvey Jones Aren’t they? They can’t do the sim­ With a full line of ART GOODS plest things. I asked mine to make House Furnishing Goods AND NO V E L TIES GIFTS OF EVERY DESCRIP­ some sweetbreads the other day and INSURANCE REAL ESTATE OPENED TION -PAPER NOVELTIES she said she couldn’t.—McCall’s Maga­ —ART METALS —EMBROI­ zine. DERIES—ST A M I> I N G TO INBIL, H. M ILLER = INSPECTION INVITED:: ORDER NINTH AVENUE BELMAR, N. J. Enlightening. 708 Cook’s Bee H ive “Can’t you remember the piece I mean, Mary? Miss What’s-Her-Name THINK T H I S O V E R N. K. Corner of Cookman Emma louise art ghop j played it that night at the Thinger- We have a line of the best Fire Insurance Companies Avenue and Main Street Asbury Park, IN. )■ 803 F STREET, - - - BELM AR, N. J. 1 ings. It begins at the bottom of the in the business.

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E. Seaman Subsc ription Agency 722 MATTISON AVNEUE 11 Bolonm^ Any Magnrlne H NORTH 17th STREET, EAST ORANGE, N. J. A sbury P ark, IN. J. Atlantic Coast Electric Light Co. Telephone 64 Asbury Park Open Day and Night. Telephone AS BUR V PARK, N. J. P. O. Box Private Ambulance to Hire at Reasonable Rates Advertise in The Coast Advertiser 1 0 7 5 1 1 8 WHY BODIE WAS BROUGHT IN Manager Callahan Wanted to Impreea ONE OF BEST GUARDIANS OF SECOND BAG on Maffick That He Had Com­ Saskatchewan mitted Grievous Error. < m d Your Thm%s Queer Gllio x is One White Sox outfielder lost his Opporfunlfy berth as a regular because of a mis­ take of omission that sheds an inter­ is NOW ing time by Nature. For a flower to esting sidelight on Jimmy Callahan as In the Provlnoe of actually explode with a detonation a manager. It also furnishes a moral that can be heard a long distance is for players aspiring to retain their WesternSaskatchewan, Canada Newly Discovered Antelope j quite another thing, and a rarity. Do jou desire to get a posts as regulars in major league com­ Free Homestead of 160 Such an explosion, however, occur- pany. ACRES of that well ■ red a short time ago in the botanical The player in question was Chink rp. „ known Wheat Land? butk«* no~ less19 Taindom able. ing more limited gardens at Algiers. It was the spathe Mattick, sometimes called Walter by ....J sw DISTRICTS .T? recently been opened up for or the covering of the bunch of blos- the ball players. The game in ques­ settlement, and into these rail- roninning rallies ever Saskatchewan or Alberta. Send at once for Literature, actually roasted the flower to the seen on a ball field. Mape, Ballway Rates, etc., to color of rust. The excessive drynes3 The error of omission of Mattick J . 8. CRAWFORD, of the air had caused fermentation came in the sixth inning, with two out, 301 East Genesee Street, Syracuse, R. Y. inside the spathe. A great sirocco, Canadian Government Agent, or two runs in and runners on first and address Superintendent of or hot wind from Sahara, had just third bases. Mattlck's play was to Immigration, Ottawa* blown over the palm and agitated get on by all m anner of means, fill the the fermenting contents of the spathe. sacks and give a chance for a pinch An Absolute Cure for Such explosions are very rare, but hitter to clean the bases. With a RHEUMATISM, NEURITIS several others are recorded, especially count of two balls and two strikes on a n d BRIGHT’S DISEASE in that part of the world. It is said the batter, Pitcher Ray Collins, the that an ostrich egg will sometimes southpaw of the Boston club, sent explode in the same manner and from over a slow wide curve. Instead of BIG MONEY MAILING CIRCULARS FOR the same cause. letting the ball hit him, Mattick fell OTHERS—Send26c for Doyle’s copvrighted lnst ruc back, nearly going down in his eager­ lio n s. Gr»h*jD Distributing Co.,83 Gokey nidg.,4*n«*»tow*,X.T. ness to avoid being hit. That pitch­ QUEER CHARGE OF FRAUD It’s easy enough to win in a walk if ed ball would have done Mattick no you are the only entry. harm. It was too slow to do damage Shipping the corpse of his mother that would even ruffle the feelings of as ordinary goods, a retired telegraph Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing S y ru p for Children a ball player of his type. The next te«thing, softens the gums, reduces inflam m a­ official at Emden, Germany, has to ball pitched was over the heart of tion,allays pain,cures wind collc^&c a bottleAft* answer an extraordinary charge of de­ the plate, Mattick was compelled to frauding the railway authorities. A offer at the sphere and he hit the oval Point of View. few weeks ago his mother died at for a high fly to Harry Hooper, re­ "They used to call him a bonehead." Nice, France, after expressing a de­ tiring the side and checking the first Bill Sweeney of Boston Braves. “That was before he succeeded." sire to be buried in her native land. White Sox rally of the day. “Yes. Now they express it differ­ While anxious to fulfill this last wish, As events afterward proved, one run William J. Sweeney, the star second baseman of the Boston National'*, ently. They call him a man of hard, the son was either unwilling or unable would have tied the score, and two was born in Covington, Ky., March 6, 1886. He was a student a t the St. solid sense." to pay the high charges which are Francis Xavier college, Cincinnati, Ohio, from 1902 to 1904, and a member made by railways for the transport of the college baseball nine. “Bill” was slated for the priesthood, but stuck The Reward of Honesty. of human remains, so he packed the to baseball instead, and in the fall of 1904 joined the Toledo club. The fol­ “Sir," said the office boy to his em­ body of his parent in a large case lowing season found him with the Rock Island, 111., team, the Islanders selling ployer, “as you know very well that and put it on the line as ordinary him to the Portland club of the Pacific coast league, where he played in 1906. my family is in perfect health, I ask goods. He himself made the journey He was drafted by the Chicago Cubs for the season of 1907, and after taking you to let me off this afternoon to go in advance to Emden, and when the part in fifty-seven games was traded by the Cubs to Boston for Del Howard. to the ball game.” corpse arrived he took it from the Since joining the Braves Sweeney has become one of the greatest ball players “Young man,” replied the boss, “you station to the hotel where he was in the game. He is not only one of the best guardians of the second station, are entirely too honest. I have my staying. There he was embarrassed but is a corking good h itte r as well. In 1911 he had a batting average of .314, suspicions of you. You are fired.” for some time as to what should be and in 1912 he stood third in the National league list with a hatting average of done with it, but the case was even­ .344. Prospects. tually carried to the house of a cousin, "That's a wonderfully smart child where an attempt was made, on the of yours.” Next to the discovery of that strange beast, the okapi, the finding and strength of a quite regular death cer­ BESCHER STAR BASE RUNNER 1 “Well,” replied Mr. Bliggins, mod­ picturing of specimens of the mountain nyala, a large and magnificent ante­ tificate issued at Nice, to induce the estly, “I don’t know wherther he is lope, has been the most important zoological incident of the last forty years. doctor to testify that the woman had Cincinnaf Reds’ Outfielder Not Only so very smart now. But if he ever It seems extraordinary that on the borders of a country like Abyssinia, which died in Emden. This, however, the Possesses Speed, but Knows finds out the answers .to all the ques­ carries a large native population and has been fairly well known to Europeans medical man refused to do, and so the How to Use It. tions he asks he will be a world since the days of the traveler, Bruce, in the eighteenth century, this splendid matter got out. beater.” and important African mammal should have escaped notice. The mountain Even though they have not won any nyala (Tragelaphus buxtoni) was first discovered in 1910 by the English Where Women Run Cars. G E T S AN A RCTIC HAW K pennants, the Reds have laid claim for sportsmen, Ivor Buxton and C. Alright, who were shooting in that year in an several years to possessing one Na­ The suggestion that women may be unfrequented and little-known piece of country, the Sahatu or Shabatu moun­ employed as street car conductors in A large arctic hawk, measuring tional league champion, and no fan tains in northwest Gallaland, to the northeast of a lake marked on the maps around the circuit has disagreed with Philadelphia has brought out the fafct as Zuay or Zwei. nearly four feet trom tip to tip, was that the women of Latin America, brought in on the steamship Minneso­ them in the contention that Bob Bes­ cher is the best base runner in the old usually thought of as sheltered, retir­ ta when the vessel arrived at Seattle, ing and unprogressive, have been do­ Wash., a few days ago. The bird had organization. SMALLEST HOUSE IN BRITAIN TURNS HER HAIR GRAY Bescher and speed are synonymous, ing this kind of work for years. Dur­ joined the Minnesota south of the ing the war between Chili and Peru, Aleutian islands, following the wake Ping Bodie. but mere ability to get over the ground Turning her hair gray, the shock is not the only quality of which Bes­ when all the men of Chili were need­ of the ship many hours, and finally Suspend judgment on the Tinker, ed at the front, women took their caused by worry over an accident has runs would have won the game for cher can boast. It Isn’t always the alighted on the top mast. Heavy gales, Evers to Chance controversy until the places on the street cars, and San­ deprived Mrs. Alexander Furst of Ja­ the White Sox. fastest man that steals the most bases. maica, N. Y., of a fine w ealth of chest­ which had swept the Alaskan coast middle of October. tiago, Valparaiso and several other In the mind of Callahan, an expon­ Some players who can fairly fly fall to * * * nut hair. Although 64 years old she for a few days before, drove hundreds cities have had women conducto of small birds to sea, and as these ent of inside baseball in all its va­ purloin as many cushions in a season F ran k Baker, w'ho should know, says had not, till recently, a gray hair. ried forms, Mattick had committed an as others whom they could easily dis­ ever since. Worry over the fact that her daugh­ sought refuge in the rigging they be­ Falkenberg has a better fadeaway unpardonable offense. He had failed tance in a sporting contest. ter and son-in-law had a narrow es­ came the prey to the great hawk. Aft­ than Christy Mathewson. A Model Juror. er feasting all afternoon the hawk to seize upon an excellent opportunity Other things besides speed are need­ • * * cape from asphyxiation caused the Counsel (to talesman)— perched on the mainmast, where it to ‘‘get on” and boost along a rally. ed, and Bescher combines them all, be Recent statistics would indicate that hair to change. Some days ago, her Mattick, a light hitting outfielder, Cal­ cause he is not only fast, but has any knowledge of anything daughter, Gladys Arnold, and her hus­ prepared to pass the night. A Jap­ the strength of the Mobile team is lahan thought, deserved some sort of world or the world to come? band, Felix Arnold, actors, returned anese boy in the steward's crew plan­ largely in the hitting of its pitchers. punishment that would stamp the er­ * * * Talesman—I have not. to the home of Mrs. Furst after a ned otherwise, and. equipped with a ror indelibly on his mind and make Counsel—Do you knew en theatrical engagement. In turning out gunny sack, he mounted the mast and Monsieur Dubuc of the Detroit him a better pastimer. come in out of the rain? the light in their room they accident­ slipped the bag over the bird’s head. Tigers is not only a clever pitcher, but The batting order of the White Sex Talesman—I do not. ally turned the gas jet on again. The ship's captain, Thomas Garllck, a formidable man with the stick as on the following day contained th.v Counsel—If you were stand Shortly after they had retired Mrs. presented the hawk to the Seattle park well. name of Ping Bodie, who had warmei. • • * railroad track and an expr Furst was startled by a thump on the board, which will place it in one of the the timber in the rathskeller most of approached at a speed of 90 floor, quickly followed by another. city parks. According to rumors, the names of the season. The monicker of Mattick hour, would you step out of She hurried upstairs to And her the competing batteries in games in which had appeared in the box scores Talesman—I would not. daughter and her son-in-law uncon­ Milwaukee are now announced in En­ SEES RAT, SWALLOWS PINS nearly all the season was a minus Chorus of Lawyers—Ste; scious. A physician. Dr. Heim, of the glish. quantity. * * * the jury box.—Puck. Jamaica hospital, was called, and Miss Elizabeth Forsythe, a dress­ Roger Bresnahan is fat enough this brought the victims to after an hour’s maker of Philadelphia, was fitting a Six-Mile Dep year to impersonate some of the de­ work. dress on a customer when a rat ran SHECKARD IS NEJWY WAITER fendants in the police lieutenant cases A surveying ship of t. across the floor. The dressmaker was in New York. navy has recently discov FLOWERS THAT EXPLODE so startled that she swallowed three Goes to Bat Four Times, Getting • « • deepest known spot in the oc« pins. Miss Forsythe was in such se­ Three Passes and One §trikeout Robinson, the Indian outfielder with Is near the Philippines, about * There are certain kinds of flowers rious condition that she had to be tak­ in 24 Balls Pitched. miles off the north coast of Mindari Austin in the Texas league last sea­ which ‘'explode” in order to scatter en to Mt. Sinai hospital, where the son, is playing and hitting in great Great depths were found to 1} their’ seeds about, but these are silent surgeons used the X-ray to locate the Jimmy Sheckard compiled a record form for Durant. numerous in this region, but the rec­ explosions brought about every seed- pins. in a game the other day that proba­ * • • ord sounding showed the amazing re­ sult of 9,780 m eters, or 406 feet more bly never has been duplicated and Catcher Schalk of the White Sox is than six milds. never will. He went to bat four times, becoming so prominent that the fans The greatest ocean depth hitherto had 24 balls pitched to him, will soon want to know what kind of known was found by the United still never made a single swing and Bob Bescher. a safety razor he uses. Devil’s Tower in Wyoming the ump had to call every pitch. In * * » S tates cable steam er Nero in 1901. the first with three on, Jim had two splendid judgment, is able to get the This spot was to the south of the Buck Becker, formerly with Wash­ Island of Guam, and the deep sea land successive strikes called on him and all-important lead off a base, and is ington, and then sent to Atlanta, then waited for four successive balls, such a clever slider that he reaches indicated 9,635 m eters—ju st a little where he failed to stick, is playing less than six miles. Housewives who complain of the forcing Huggins home with a run. In the goal many times through evading semi-pro ball in Washington. lack of space and cupboard accom- i the third Jim waited for another 3-2 the touch of the man with the ball. » * *• modatlon in modern houses would do - count and then was called out on a Bescher did not get a chance to President McAleer’s scouts are siz­ well to compare their lot with that of strike that easily was six inches on steal many bases when he first joined ing up the baseball talent around the the occupant of a little house which the inside. And it was the same in th e Reds in 1908, but the following sea­ country for a few good pitchers and a stands against the old castle a t Con- j the sixth and seventh. The count Please the son he got busy and he has been at it rangy, hard-hitting first baseman. way, in North Wales. This diminutive ] reached 3-2, when Camnitz dished up ever since, committing larceny 54 * • • house, which is certainly much less wide ones on each occasion and tim es in 1909, 70 tim es in 1910; 80 There is a feeling that, now that pretentious than many a modern doll's Sheckard walked, getting three free Home Folks times (his highest mark) 1911, ana Fred Clarke has broken the ice, he house, is the smallest in Great Brit­ passes to first, a strikeout, 2 4balls 67 times last year. will be seen in a number of games ain. Nor is it used only as a private j pitched to him and without swinging Cincinnati fans believe he will do By serving residence, for the enterprising pro- j this season in the role of pinch hitter, at a single one. better than ever this year, and his ef­ prletor does a thriving trade in post­ says a Pittsburgh exchange. forts to surpass his previous achieve­ cards, while on payment of one penny \ * * * ments will be watched with much in­ visitors can inspect the premises. Jennings Praise Johnson. Miller, a pitcher for Fresno in the Hughey Jennings has this to say of terest. Central California league, held Vallejo Walter Johnson: “Johnson is the Bescher was born in London, Ohio, to four hits and did not give a base P o s t NOSE TIP RESTORED greatest pitcher I have ever seen. It's July 25, 1885. His height is 6 feet 1 on balls. Then his manager released inch and he weighs 205 pounds. He be­ him because he could not hit. ( How a severed nose tip was speedily | hard to say whether Walter has more speed than Amoa Rusie. I have never gan his professional career with Lima, restored to its place is related by the j Ohio, in 1906. His b atting and base * * * T o a s t i e s Munich (Bavaria) Medical Monthly. I batted against Johnson, so I cannot Manager Evers declares that Tom­ tell definitely about that. Johnson is running record since he broke . into my Leach is his pick now for the regu­ A student had the tip of his nose I ideal, not only as to his pitching abil­ fast company is appended: lar center field job with the Cubs. The They are among the slashed off in a duel. The wounided | ity, but also as to his disposition. Club. Year. R. II. SB. Ave. only thing that may spoil the arrange­ man cooly picked up the piece of j Cincinnati...... 1908 16 31 10 .272 good things to eat, but not ment is Tommy’s underpinning, which flesh, and, placing it in his mouth, Manager Griffith knows that he can Cincinnati...... 1909 73 107 64 .240 in the cook book, because Cincinnati...... 1910 95 147 70 .250 is notoriously bad. hurried to the hospital. There he was : rely absolutely upon Johnson. If he Cincinnati...... 1911 106 165 80 .276 Cincinnati...... 1912 120 154 67 .281 * * * they require no cooking. complimented by the surgeons, who , tells him to finish a game Walter is willing. If he unexpectedly tells him George McQuillan, who formerly declared that the patient’s procedure i Totals ...... o 410 604 281 .264 Toasties are always crisp was scientifically correst, for the j to start Walter is ready. If he ad­ pitched for Philadelphia and Cincin­ warmth of the mouth had prevented vertises his pitching days ahead Wal­ Agnew Is a Star. nati in the National League, and who and appetizing— ready to the cellular death of the severed or­ ter is ready. Johnson doesn’t blame Rav Schalk is not the only new has been hurling sensational ball for eat direct from the pack­ his support if it happens to be a little catching star of the season. Another the Columbus American Association gan. The nose tip waB duly washed, age. You save heaps of and there and then sewn on the stu­ wabbly. ‘Everybody has to have a young catcher making good in the club for the past two years, is in de­ time and avoid hot work dent's face, and he departed smiling. bad day once in a while,’ he’ll say.” American league is Sam Agnew, se­ mand again by big league clubs. cured by draft by the Browns from » • * in the kitchen. Advocates Change in Rules. the Vernon club, of the Pacific Coast Pitcher Joe Peploski, who joins the STREET LAMP IN A TREE Manager Connie Mack of the Ath­ leafeue. Agnew possesses an arm far Detroit Tigers the middle of June, Is Some rich cream— sugar One of the most stupendous and curious of Nature's freaks in the western letics, is going to advocate a change above the average, and American the player who put Seton Hall College if you want it— or cool fruit In a tree trunk a street lamp was part of the United States, which has been set aside by the federal govern­ in the rules governing the playing of league base runners have developed a on the map. und embedded at Rugby Park. Lon- ment as a national monument reserve is the Devil’s Tower of Wyoming. games. At the present time it is en­ wholesome respect for its prowess. • • * juice, with these fluffy bits n, a few days ago. When the tree, This remarkable natural edifice, which is about 500 feet high, is a great rock tirely up to the management of the Grand Island in the Nebraska State of corn and you have a Alexander In Form. league has a battery named Dark and old elm in the famous Chestnut cone protruding from the top of a red sandstone hill. At the base of the hill home club whether the game should dish that is fascinating for enue at Busbey Park, was cut down, flows the Belle Fourcho river, which carries fertility to the rich but dry lands be started or not when the weather is Grover Cleveland Alexander is dis­ Brown. In the same league Columbus e iron framework of an old street of this part of tht- west. Strange as it may appear the Devil’s Tower is not bad or the grounds in poor condition. playing the form of two years ago for has a pitcher named Canine and he any meal of the day. tnp was found encased in the trunk impossible of ascent, although It is no easy feat. The tops of the broken col­ Mack will ask that the umpire be the Phillies. is said to be a doggone good flinger. a depth of several Inches about umns or ribs have served as footholds for certain daredevil rock climbers, so made the judge. * * * feet from the ground. It is believed that with the aid of improvised ladders several people have veiwed the sur­ Rube Finally Quits. Matty McIntyre is still the hitter. Toasties are sold by at the lamp must have been nailed rounding country from the top of this singular pile. One man when the lad­ Athletics Hitting Hard. Rube Waddell, the once famous He is swatting the ball for over .300 grocers everywhere. the tree many years ago and grad- der fell by which he had ascended went nearly insane before he found that The Athletics lead the American left-handed pitcher, has quit organ­ with Providence and is one of the rea­ .lly surrounded by the wood. It was possible for him to make the descent. 'eague in team batting. ized baseball for good. , sons for the Grays’ good showing. sessment on the parties who insti­ by the young hostess. The questions MUST HAVE KNOWN JOHNSONS AN OPIUM BONFIRE IN CHINA gated and directed the riot. and answers were: A delegation of Louisiana planters A jolly out-door time?—A meadow Raymond Hitchcock, the Actor, Telia Paraphernalia Confiscated From THIS VHDMAN arrived in Washington and offered to lark. of a Conversation He Heard on Smokers by Authorities Is Burned bring their state back into the Union What hunters sometimes do?—Kill- Train in the West. Once Every Month. if slavery within it were not abol­ deer. ished. A quaint, old-fashioned name?— HAD MUCH PAIH Speaking of hospitality a few nights A quantity of opium pipes, lamps, June 20, 1863. Phoebe. ago, Raymond Hitchcock, the actor, and paraphernalia for the preparing CIVILFIFTY YEARS WAR AGO Used In decorations?—Bunting. told of a conversation he once heard of the drug, to the total value of more TH IS W E E K Federal cavalry under Colonel De From whom do you buy meat?-— Forest were defeated by Confederates on a local train in the west. than 10,000 taels, was publicly burned WHEN STAHDIH6 Butcher bird. near New Baltimore, Va. Just before the train reached a cer­ in the presence of Chinese officials A color Quakers like?—Dove. and a squad of soldiers on the empty June 14, 1863. General Lee’s troops occupied Fred­ tain small town. Mr. Hitchcock de­ An unsteady light?—Flickers. clared, a nice-looking young man with space of ground behind the British T e lls H o w L y d ia E . Pin k h a m ’s erick, Md. Material for summer trousers?— Federal troops under General Mil- Major Sterling and Captain Fisher several grips, several cases and sev­ concession in Hakow. Vegetable Compound made Duck. eral umbrellas called to the con­ The goods represented the results roy were defeated in the battle of of General Hooker’s staff were report­ A stupid fellow?—Booby. Winchester, Va., by General Ewell ed captured by guerillas near Fair­ ductor: of a month’s raiding in and about the Her a Well Woman. A boy’s name?—Bob White. “Mr. Conductor,” said he, producing city. The opium, which was the na­ after severe fighting. The Confeder­ fax, Va. What friends do?—Chat. ates continued their advance, occupy­ his transportation, "will this ticket al­ tive product, and the other articles General Schenck forbade the pub­ Never seen in summer?—Snow. Chippewa Falls, Wis. —“ I have al­ ing Martinsburg, Hagerstown and Per- low me to stop over in the next were piled in a heap opposite the lication, within his department, of ex­ An amusement for children?— ways had great confidence in Lydia E. rysville. Lee's last division moved tracts from the New York World, the towm?” Ningpo club and were thoroughly Teeter. “It altogether depends,” replied the soaked in kerosene and packed round Pinkham’s Vegeta­ out of Fredericksburg over the plank New York Express, the Chicago Times A June Birthday Party. What farmers need in harvest?— ble Compound as I road toward Chancellorsville. and several other papers. conductor, examining the ticket. about with firewocd. A little girl whom the gods had fa­ T hrasher. “What do you want to stop for?” This was set fire to, kerosene being found it very good Mounted Confederates successfully The Forty-fifth Ohio regiment, in vored by permitting her to make her What a dog does when happy?— for organic troubles raided Maysville, Ky; camp at Somerset, Ky., adopted reso­ “I want to visit some rather distant poured on the bonfire when the flames entrance into this mortal sphere on W ag tail. relatives of mine,” answered the showed signs of dying down. Not and recommend it Furious cannonading was begun by lutions denouncing the nomination of A colored tool?—Yellow hammer. a sunny day in June always had her young man. “Their name is Johnson.” a clay vial was left. The burning is highly. I had dis­ the Confederates besieged in Vicks­ Vallandingham by the Ohio Demo­ A celebrated artist?—Whistler. birthday celebration on the lawn. "I see,” returned the conductor, carried out once a month, this being placement, back­ burg. crats, The dining room had five or six Each year this affair, which was al­ handing back the transportation. “You the second time, and a different place ache and paina Four vessels were destroyed and A. J. Boreman was inaugurated as cages of canaries suspended from ways a costume or character party, will have plenty of time. The ticket is selected for each fire. The opium' when standing oa many others captured by the Confed- the first governor of the new state of branches of trees, and there was a was looked forward to not only by is good for the next train.” and utensils were wholly confiscated my feet for any ate warships Florida, Georgia and West Virginia. cage over the table with trailing the participants in the party pageant, "The next train!” exclaimed the from smokers. The smokers were length of time, when A labam a. (C o p y r ig h t, 1913.) vines that made a most effective cen­ I began to take tha but by the grown-ups who were to young man, with a jolted expression. fined or imprisoned. terpiece. A doll’s gilt bird cage was medicine, but I am June 15, 1863. view the scene. “Do you know how long I intend to In fine health now. If I ever have those LIFE MUCH LESS THAN ART The invitations requested the guests awarded the little girl most success stay ?” Doubtful of God's Power. P resid en t Lincoln called for 100,000 to come costumed as the flower des­ ful in guessing. The places were troubles again I will take Lydia E. Pink­ “No," was the prompt response of “Out of the mouth of babes” fre­ men for six months to resist the in­ ignated. These notes were written in found at the table by bird-shaped ham’s Vegetable Compound.” — Mrs. Frenchman’s Devotion to Things Beau­ the conductor, “I don’t know how long quently come reproaching, regenerat­ vasion of Pennsylvania. Maryland gold ink on pale pink paper, tied to cards done in water color. With the E d. F erron, 816 H igh S t , Chippewa tiful Something for Philistines you intend to stay, but I know the ing hints of high spiritual value. A was asked to supply 10,000; Pennsyl­ a pink rosebud and delivered from chocolate, funny, fat bird doughnuts Falls, Wisconsin. to Wonder at. Johnsons.” little girl whose father was very ill vania. 50,000; Ohio, 30,000, and W est a rose trimmed basket. and bird cookies were served, and V irginia, 10,000. These men w ere not was asked if she had prayed for his Providence, R. I.—“ I cannot speak To spend 24 years on one work of The girls came as “roses” in all there were nests filled with candy used. Massachusetts, New York and recovery. “No," she replied, her in­ too highly of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg­ art, to have abandoned opportunity to their varieties. Then there were lily eggs at each place. THE BEST TREATMENT FOR other states offered volunteers to aid nocent eyes wide and solemn. “I did etable Compound as it has done won­ become a famous sculptor, and to die of the valley, violet, lily, daisy, ITCHING SCALPS, DANDRUFF the terror-stricken state. think of it, but then I wondered if ders for me and I would not be without in poverty at seventy, was the destiny pansy, black-eyed Susan, etc. The Star Decoration. Colonel Smith, commanding at AND FALLING HAIR it would he any use. I know God’s it I had organic displacement and of M. Fraissard, who recently passed boys were sunflowers, bachelor’s but- A table decoration that elicited Hagerstown, was surrounded and bigger ’n’ wiser than people, but I bearing down pain3 and backache and away at Ivry, a suburb of Parts. He t- .s, tulips, red carnations, and much favorable comment from the forced to surrender by the Confeder­ To allay itching and irritation of the didn’t know if he could kill germs.” was thoroughly run down when I took would never part with any of his chrysanthemums. Jack in the Pulpit guests was a five-pointed star, made ates, who also occupied Chambers- scalp, prevent dry, thin and falling Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com­ works, no matter what price was of­ and Johnny Jump Up were also repre­ of tin, and filled with flowers. The burg. hair, remove crusts, scales and dan­ Square Foot and Foot Square. pound. It helped me and I am in tha fered, so they remained by him, the sented. Crepe tissue paper and cheap place cards were star-shaped and druff, and promote the growth and best of health at present I work in a The state archives and bank depos­ wonder of beholders. gauzes, tinsels and cambrics entered bore appropriate quotations, such as: There is no difference in area be­ its were removed from Harrisburg to beauty of the hair, the following spe­ tween one square foot and one foot factory all day long besides doing my Fifty years of overwork brought on largely into the construction of the Look; how the floor of heaven housework so you can see what it ha3 Philadelphia. cial treatment is most effective, agree­ square, though there may be a differ­ a paralytic seizure, and for two years costumes worn. Is thick inlaid with patines of bright done for me. I give you permission to General Milroy reached Harper’s able and economical. On retiring, ence in the shape and dimensions of before the end he lay helpless in lodg­ Soap bubbles occupied the first part gold. publish my name and I speak of your Ferry safely with the garrison from comb the hair out straight all around, the surfaces. For instance, one square ings filled with works from his deft, of the afternoon, the tennis court be­ Who can count the stars of heaven, Vegetable Compound to many of my Winchester. then begin at the side and make a foot may be inclosed by a circular painstaking hand. ing the place selected for the contest. Who sing their influence on this low­ friends. ” — Mrs. A bril Lawson, 12*5 Kentucky and Michigan cavalry un­ parting, gently rubbing Cuticura Oint­ line, a hexagon, a triangle or a rec­ When a boy he was a stone cutter, The girls blew the bubbles and the er world? Lippitt St., Providence, R. I. der Colonel De Courcy cut off the ment into the parting with a bit of tangle. One foot square is an area but he discovered his bent and fol­ boys fanned them over the net; the Silently, one by one. in the infinite Confederates who had raided Mays­ soft flannel held over the end of the of fixed form, the four sides being lowed it, and for 50 years Fraissard opposite side tried to keep the bub- meadows of heaven finger. Anoint additional partings equal and the four angles all right ville, Ky., capturing 100 m en and re ­ executed beautiful things, chiefly in ples from going over. The side get­ Blossomed the lovely stars, the for­ Make the Liver covering their plunder. about half an inch apart until the angles. mosaics. Every piece was a master­ ting ten bubbles over first won the get-me-nots of the angels. whole scalp has been treated, the pur­ General Grant received heavy rein­ piece. Do its Duty prize. Then things were reversed and Ye stars, 'which are the poetry of pose being to get the Cuticura Oint­ Duty as a Reformer. forcements in front of Vicksburg. One is a black marble table with a the boys “blew” and the girls “fan­ heaven. Nine times in ten when the liver 19 ment on the scalp skin rather than on There is no such reformer as an ex­ Four barks and four schooners left chessboard in onyx, and some cups, ned.” Glycerin in the proportion The ices and cakes were star­ right tne stomach and bowels are right. the hair. It is well to place a light acting duty. Note the asceticism of Boston navy yard to search for the glases and bottles. So delicate is the of a tablespoonful to a pint of wa- shaped and the hostess wnr» * beaml- CARTER’S LITTLE covering over the hair to protect the athletes and scouts. The ravages of privateer Tacony. workmanship that the saucers are ter was used for blowing the bub­ ful jeweled star in her hair. LIVER PILLS pillow from possible stain. The next drink are abated as machinery, with transparent. Eight years were occu­ bles, and the pipes had a rim of soap MADAME MERRI. gently butfirmly corruj June 16, 1863. morning, shampoo with Cuticura Soap its demand for a clear brain and pied in the fashioning of this piece of around them inside the bowl which pel a lazy liver to^ General Lee's steady advance arous­ and hot water. Shampoos alone may steady nerves, is multiplied on every do its duty. work. causes the fairy balls to grow to im­ ed new alarm in Pennsylvania. The Bead Embroideries. be used as often as agreeable, but hand. Each new stress of business Cures Con­ M. Fraisard’s masterpiece took him mense size and the glycerin gives post office and all stores in Harris­ While the passion for bead em­ once or twice a month is generally and professional rivalry puts a fresh stipation, In-. nearly three times as long. It is a lasting qualities unknown to the plain burg were closed and New Jersey broideries continues there is some sufficient for this special treatment premium on sobriety and wise re­ digeition, black marble table. In the middle is a soapy water. There were prizes for Sick was asked to send men to serve nine tameness in the equisite silk embroid­ for women’s hair. straint. chessboard, on either side of which this contest consisting of flower­ Headache,* m onths. eries, which are so much lighter ana Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold are playing cards arranged as fans. shaped candy boxes filled with can­ and Distress After Eating. All convalescents in the Washing­ more attractive, but a chance for throughout the world. Sample of each Quite So. On the table are dominoes and dice, died rose-petals. free, w ith 32-p. Skin Book. A ddress SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE. ton hospitals were sent to their regi­ these is about to reappear, and the “I hear that Jinks and his wife have cigars and cigarettes and several coins At five o’clock supper was served Genuine must bear Signature ments in the Army of the Potomac. favorite colors are to be pale tones of post-card “Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston.” been having some swell doings at their in gold and silver. from a long table over which a can­ The 15th Michigan regiment fought blue, pink, mauve, saffron, with al­ Adv. house.” opy of paper roses had been made by an engagement with the Confederates ways an admixture of black, which “I hadn't heard of their entertaining. putting up tall stakes at regular in­ “Pleased to Meet You.” in Fleming county, Kentucky, and lost gives effect to the rest. For instance, What functions did they have?” OWED TO IMMORTAL BARD tervals from which these garlands The Americans have a polite habit, 15 killed and 30 wounded. a cream colored satin tunic is em­ “They haven’t had anything. It’s were fastened; the roof was made on being presented to a new acquaint­ The M an W ho Put the The Federal monitors Weehawken broidered in spring tints of palest cro­ their kids who have the mumps.” Phrases That Have Forever Enriched by cris-crossing heavy wire and cov­ ance, of uttering the words, “Pleased E E s In FEET and Patapsco captured the Confeder­ cus mauve, soft laburnum yellow and the English Language Traced to ering with vines. The roses were sus­ to meet you,” although upon what the ate ram Fingal, known also as the At­ Shakespeare. " the vivid green of the tulip leaf. Be­ Didn't Lose It. Look for This Trade-Mark Pio pended by fine florist wire and the ef­ pleasure can rest, or how they know ture on the Label when buying: lanta, in Warsaw sound. tween each motif is a leaf shape em­ “Ever lose a surgical case?” fect was excellent. that it is a pleasure, or why an ordi­ Generals Totten, Meigs and Martin- How much we owe to Shakespeare broidered in black and white. The “Nope. I thought I was going to lose ALLEN S F00T=EASE The refreshments consisted of nary incident which is not the fulfill­ The Antiseptic Powder for Ten- dale, Colonel Townsend, Judge Advo­ in the daily small change of our col­ effect of this with the brighter tones one once, but it came out all right.” minced chicken sandwiches, lemon­ ment of any anticipation, and which Traue-u„i s. der. Aching Feet. Sold every­ cate General Holt and Captain Scott loquial speech will surprise one who is excellent. “The patient came near dying, eh?” where, 25c. Sam ple F R E R . Address, ade, sugar wafers, strawberry ice may turn out to be very disagreeable, ALLEN S, OLMSTED, Le R oy. N. Y. s recorder met as a board to settle has never thought on the size of the “Oh, he died. But his heirs paid for cream, and a huge birthday cake in should be pronounced at sight to be he question of precedence raised by debt. The Dial (Chicago) comments New Collar and Cuff Sets. the operation.” a wreath of pink roses. Pink can­ pleasant, I have never been able to j. Gen. Ben Butler as between him on a list of these phrases collected by One set is in softest, finest black DAISY FLY KILLER £«? SPSE* In dles in rosebud holders graced the understand.—Saturday Review. fliea. Neat, cleain or* Generals McClellan, Banks and Mr. Frank J. Wilstach, in the interest net, with a straight hem embroidered Literal. aament&i, convenient, cake. in many colored silks in tiny cross “Does Jimps ever make a move at cheap. L&stl all of Mr. Sothern and Miss Marlowe in Ruling Habits Strong. reason. Hade of Missouri state convention their Shakespearian repertory: stitch. Another set is of very, very “Well, so you are worth millions, the club meetings?” metal, can’t spill or tip A Jolly Bird Party. finely tucked lawn,, the tucks running over; will not soil or h of St. Louis offered a reso- “His list, which we have not veri­ eh?" “Ever make a move? Why, that injure anything. claring th a t on July 4, 1870, fied, includes the following: Bag and This little bird guessing contest de­ across and across, the edge being fin­ “Yes, struck it rich.” man’s never still.” Guaranteed effective. All dealers or6sent shall cease forever in Mis- baggage, dead as a door nail, proud of lighted the hearts of a party of school ished with an almost invisible ruche “Torn yourself away from all the expresa paid for II 00. one’s humility, hit or miss, love is children. The oldest was fifteen and of the lawn. old habits of life, I suppose?” Their Advantage. HAROLD SOMERS. 150 DeRalb Ave., Brooklyn. N. 7. blind, selling for a song, wide world, the youngest ten. The latter was “No; I cling to a few. I still empty “Fireless cookers are a great ad­ 1863. YOU MAY NOT KNOW cut capers, fast and loose, unconsid- awarded the boy’s prize, which was a Dainty Summer Portiere. the drip pan of the refrigerator every vantage in the house.” $5 to $100 is paid for moving picture playa \ of Pennsylvania and neigh- ered trifles, westward ho, familiarity match scratcher, made by mounting Red bordered white toweling, held "Yes, especially when you have a you could write in two hours. Complete in­ night.” structions sent for 25 cents. ALBERT RO- ' tates began moving tow'ard breeds contempt, pitching up excuses, a bird from Mexico done in real feath­ together with wide rick-rack braid, cookless fire.” BRECHT, Hampden Street. Newark, N. J. rg, where the panic was sub- misery makes strange bedfellows, to ers. The invitations were decorated makes a pretty portiere to hang in a Hint to Rural Landlords. boot, short, and long of it, dancing at­ girl’s room. The Reason. AGENTS WANTED to Introduce latest big­ ■with sepia drawings of birds done Uncle Upcreek—There hain’t been gest Seiler. Shoeproof. Banishes rubbers for­ evere cavalry skirmish at tendance, getting even (in revenge), a trout in thet there creek for thutty “That boat embraces many points ever. Greatest agency article out. Everybody buys, winter and summer. Goods guaranteed. re Gap the Confederates birds of a feather, that’s fiat, rag-tag, year; now our new boarder is pullin’ in its stops.” Jackson & Sons, 117 N.SthSt.. Memphis,Tenn. ed. Greek to me, send one packing, as the ’em out as fast as he can drop in. “That’s why, then, it is always hug­ to the enrollment in day is long, packing a jury, mother- Three Costumes That Are Mrs. Upcreek—That’s what comes ging the shore.” Agents and Canvassers, male and female, in every town wanted. Every housewife buys county, Indiana, became wit, kill with kindness, mum, ill wind of advertisin our trout fishing in the our articles. Write, you will not regret it. edting of citizens sending that blows no good, wild-koose chace, Worthy of Special Notice religious papers; they can’t lie, no­ Love Eternal. WEIL CO.. 213 West 125th St.. New York. warning to the commission- scarecrow, luggage, row of pins, give how.—Puck, They that love beyond the world Why not smoke genuine Habana Cig Holmes ^county, Ohio, organ- and take, sold, your cake is dough. To cannot be separated by it.—William Send $7.50 for Fifty Panel ela Grande almost any reader of this list there Penn. paid. P. A. l ’ERRER, BOX 345, HAVA pposition to the draft w'as broken Infringing His Prerogative. CUBA. by troops after a lively fight. tvill at once occur numerous expres­ New Parson (Dead Gulch taber­ John Brough, war Democrat, was sions that claim a place beside those nacle)—I will now close the service Submarine Telephony. WE OFFER THE SMALL INVESTOR with $50 to $500 an opportunity to seen re a large in­ nominated for governor by the Re­ enumerated, as, for instance, ‘to the with prayer. Submarine telephony ha., been ac­ come from a small investment. Full particulars publicans of Ohio. manner born,’ ‘more honored in the Deacon—Hold on, parson! It is all complished over a distance of 11 on request. KELVIN COMPANY. Republic, Wash. Major General Blount, commanding breach than the observance,’ ‘a sea of right—pray if yer want ter, but serv­ miles in England with insulated wires. the District of the Frontier, forbade troubles,’ ‘that way madness lies.’ ” ices ain’t supposed ter close in dis the circulation in his department of town till Tough Tomkins shoots de Daily Thought. Automobiles For Sale the Chicago Times, the New' York Something New In Science. lights out.^Puck. Wipe out the past, trust the future, and live in a glorious now.—Elizabeth World, the Cincinnati Enquirer, the An examiner once visited a large USEDBO UGHT—SOLD—EXCHANGED AUTOMOBILES Towne. Largest salesrooms in tho United States. Exclusively Columbus Crisis and the Caucasian. school of some importance in the The Other View. devoted to used automobiles. We buy for cash or sell north of England. Among other ques­ “But, confound it all, you autolsts on 5 per cent commission. Storage froe. Whether June 18, 1863. buying or selling consnlt us first. Every car guar­ tions he asked, "What is the cause of certainly believe that pedestrians A Usual Case. anteed; demonstrations given. EA S Y TE li MS A HR A NO ED Mystified by the movements of Lee, dew ?” should stick to their rights, don’t “Did you suffer from blackmail?" RUNABOUTS...... $100 to $1,200 “Sure—by coal bills.” TOURING CA HS. 5 nnd 7 pass...... $260 to $1,500 the Pennsylvania continued their hur­ No one could answer. you?" COMMERCIAL CAKS...... $250 to $1,000 ried march toward the border. It was ‘‘Come,’’ said the examiner encour­ “Sure. But, dod blame it all, what Bodies, 450 up to $t£0. Call, writ© or telephone Bryant 1873, GBLSX'S, 4Mh St. mbd Broadway, Saw York City asserted in Harrisburg that the only agingly, “surely someone knows some­ can we do when most of ’em keeps It takes a romantic girl to write a Confederates in the state were a thing about it.” dodging to their lefts?” love letter that means the same thing over and over again. thieving party operating along the At last one, of the pupils got up. N Fords,E W Buicks, A U Hudsons,TO M Chalmers, O BILES Flanders, Better Test. Maxwells, and all other standard makes; also state line. “The earth,” he said, “turns on its Commercial cars and motorcycles sold on Confederate General Bragg, having axis once in every twenty-four hours Crawford—You can judge a man’s A man may be said to have horse EASY TERMS been heavily reinforced, gave indica­ with such rapidity that it perspires character by the way he acts when he sense if he declines to mortgage his No advance in manufacturers’ price; fair allow­ home to buy an automobile. ances on used cars; before buying for cash or tions of an intention, to invade Ken­ and produces dew.” has a tooth bulled. credit consult us; expert advice free; all transac­ tucky, to the intense alarm of Hick­ The examiner closed the proceed­ Crabshaw—I’d very much rather size tions strictly confidential. Sculptors are wise. Not one of them DEALERS end AGENTS SALES FINANCED man and Columbus. ings right there.—Continent. him up by the way he goes on when MOTOR CREDIT CO. Three hundred Confederates raided he has had his leg pulled.—Puck. has ever modeled a statue of a great 16S7 Broadway, Cor. 43th St- N.Y, Tel. 1373 Bryant Hancock, Md., and burned a lot of Prince Consorts. man with a silk hat on. canal boats. The last century was more fertile in The Latest. Riches used to take wings, but at Colonel Kilpatrick’s federal cavalry female sovereigns than the present. In “I wish you’d state that I am going Stevens-Duryea present writing a touring car seems regiment was surrounded by Colonel the ’40s three young queens occupied to star this summer,” said the chorus good enough for them. lleA fl P a re We have a number Rosseau’s troops near Aldie, Va., and the thrones of England, Spain and girl to the affable reporter. U dCU U d la of six cylinder Tour­ cut their way out with heavy loss. “Nobody believes that stuff any more ing Cars. Very reasonable. Just the thing Portugal—Victoria, Isabella and Maria Real success doesn’t have to pay a A detachment of Missouri and Ohio de Gloria. Their respective consorts about chorus girls. But I will say that for country and resort work. Write us. claque. cavalry under Major Henry was cut were Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg, you are engaged to a steel millionaire.” A. G. SPALDING & BROS. to pieces near Fernando, Miss., by 2875 Broadway New York the Infant Francois D’Assise and The hardest thing to win In a General Chambers’ troops. The costume at the left is a design away to show a full vest of broche Linguist. Pjfince Ferdinand, another Saxe-Co­ poker game Is a man's friendship. W. N. U., NEW YORK, NO. 25-1913. Enrolling Officer Fletcher Freeman burg. The last two were granted the suitable for navy serge, and will be which matches the collar; buttons “I am returning to you because 1 was shot dead in Sullivan county, In­ nominal title of king, to which Prince found useful for everyday wear. trim front and basque, and lace ruffles can’t understand a word he says.” m s s s s s s ^ i ii 111 — i — h — — a— diana. Albert never aspired.—Pall Mall Ga­ The skirt wraps over in front from finish the sleeves. “That doesn’t concern me. Madam June 19, 1863. zette. left side in a point where it is trim­ Materials required: 2% yards cash- buys a parrot from Java; all madam has to do is to learn Javanese.” Fourteen New York regiments were med with two buttons and braid loops. mere 46 inches wide, 1% yard satin 42 inches wide, 20 buttons, one-half sent to the aid of Pennsylvania. Wanted: A Keen Cutter. The coat is cut with the points of yard broche 22 inches wide, 1 % yard At the Dance. NFANT MORTALITYSave is something the frightful. Babies. We can hardly realize that A successful but irascible playwright front wrapping over from right to left; General McClernand was removed “My friend is a bit sensitive be­ of all the children bom in civilized countries, twenty-two per cent., was in his New York studio one morn­ there is no collar, but the blouse col­ lace 4% inches wide. I from the command of the Thirteenth cause he is wall-eyed.” or nearly one-quarter, die before they reach one year ; thirty-seven ing trying to whip a scene into good lar of white silk, hemmed at edges, In the last a smart costume of percent., or more than one-third, before they are five, and one-half before army corps by General Grant, and “Then steer him straight to the shape. The more attempts he made lies over the neck of coat, cuffs of the striped and plain material is shown. they are fifteen I General Ord assigned to the place. wallflowers.” Part of the Fourth Kentucky Con­ the more irascible he. became. Finally, same are tacked in the wrists of The skirt is in hazel brown and We do not hesitate to say that a timely use of Castoria would save a during one of the painful pauses, his black stripe, the wrapped seam up majority of these precious lives. Neither do we hesitate to say that many federate cavalry made a raid into sleeves, and can bo easily removed. Strictly True. of these infantile aeaths are occasioned by the use of narcotic preparations. secretary ventured to ask: "Where is center front and back being piped with Harrison county, Indiana, and were Hat of mauve fancy straw, trimmed "Mayme was bragging to me that Drops, tinctures and Boothing syrups sold for children’s complaints contain the paper cutter?” “I don’t want any black. defeated by the Home Guards in an with mauve and white ospreys. she had married a man in high life.” more or less opium or morphine. They are, in considerable quantities, paper cutter!” shouted the dramatist. The blouse coat of plain is cut with engagement at Orleans. Materials required for the costume: “So she has. He works on sky­ deadly poisons. In any quantity, they stupefy, retard circulation and lead ‘T’m tired of living. What I want is long shoulders, to which the sleeves to congestions, sickness, death. Castoria operates exactly the reverse, but Troops were sent to Holmes county Five yards 44 Inches wide, 4 ft yards scrapers." vj break up the opposition to the a throat cutter!”—Popular Magazine. are cut in wrapped seams; the collar you must see that it bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. Castoria lining silk for coat, 4 buttons. and cuffs are of the stripe. causes the blood to circulate properly, opens the draft. The next shows a pretty Indoor Damage by Rodents. pores of the skin and allays fever. P riso n ers captured by G rant, 1,600 Cynical Conclusion. Toque of swathed tulle in a pretty dress. The skirt is in honey-colored shade of mauve, trimmed with a Rats are said to do damage esti­ Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of * In number, arrived at Baltimore on “You don’t take much interest in fine cashmere. It has panels front feather mount. mated a t $3,000,000 in Chicago every their way to Fortress Monroe for ex­ most of these investigations?" and back, the sides being draped up Materials required: 2% yards 44 in­ year. change. ‘Not in the details,” replied Mrs. under them; buttons and loops trim ches wide, for skirt, three-eighths The proprietors of the Dayton Cayenne. ‘I have almost decided that panels. yard satin 22 inches wide on the (Ohio) Journal, whose printing office a great deal of valuable time may be The smart coatee Ib of satin the cross 2% yards 44 inches wide for PUTNAM FADELESS DYES was sacked by a “copperhead” mob, saved by proceeding at once to relieve same color as skirt; it is cut Magyar. coat, 2 yards silk 42 inches wide for Color more goods brighter and faster colors than any other dye. One 10c package colors all fibers. 1 hey dye in cold water better than any other dye. You can were reimbursed by a «Uitary as­ * the worst.” The fronts below the bust are cut lining. dye any garment without ripping apart. Write for free booklet— How to Dye, Bleach and Mix Colors. MONROE DRUG COMPANY, Quincy, 111. cepted, carefully applied, and publicly range and carry out a display of Fire of their own individual pockets, and and providing for the payment of in­ each, and shall be executed under tbe feeling that all of our people would ORDINANCE terest thereon,” adopted on the corporate seal of the Borough, and To The Patriotic Citizens accounted for. Payments can be works on the evening of July 4tli, gladly and willingly contribute a por­ day of 1913, and duly approved by the signed by the Mayor and Collector of made to the Secretary of the Board 1913, so as to b ring our beautiful town Mayor and published as required by said Borough, and attested by the tion of the expense, so as to make AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING law, for the purpose of cancelling such And Patrons of Belmar of Trade or to any of the Committee, THU ISSUE OF RONDS OF THE Clerk thereof, and shall have coupons in line with other resorts along this the occasion a success and a benefit costs as might he incurred by the attached executed by tlie fac-simile who may visit you personally. BOROUGH OF BELMAR, NEW JER­ Coast, and also to induce other people to every citizen in pleasure and in­ SEY, IN THE AGGREGATE SUM OF said Borough in the addition or ex­ signature of the Collector, but shall tension of its sewer system. be registerable either as to principal us in the undertaking. The sum of By authority of Belmar Board of to visit and inspect this resort and directly financially. $36,000 FOR TH E PURPOSE OF PAY­ ING TH E COSTS INCURRED BY It is hereby certified and recited or as to both principal and interest Trade. Therefore we appeal to you, our that each and every act, condition and $600 w ill be required. L et’s be liberal see it for themselves as we view it. SAID BOROUGH IN THE ADDITION at the option of the holder. Tiie said fellow citizens and patrons, to assist thing required to be done, to have bonds shall be numbered from 1 to 22 A committee has boon appointed by The Board of Trade intends to defray OR EXTENSION OF ITS SEWER and each and every one be a “Booster” happened aud to be performed, prece­ inclusive, and a register of said num­ a goodly portion of the expense out SYSTEM, AND ESTABLISHING A dent to, and in the issuance of this any sum, large or small will be ac­ the Board of Trade of Belmar to ar­ SINKING FUND FOR THE REDEMP­ bers, and of the date of the bonds, bond, has been done, has happened BASEBALL TION OF SUCH BONDS AT MATUR­ and the date of issuing and the time and has been performed in full and of payment shall be made by and un­ ITY. AND PROVIDING FOR THE strict compliance with tho Constitu­ Results of Games Played In National, PAYMENT OF INTEREST THEREON. der the direction of the Collector in tion and laws of the State of New American and Other Leagues, WHEREAS, a sewer system is, and a book provided for that purpose. Jersey, and that the series of bonds 2. Such bonds shall be executed, NATIONAL LEAGUE. at all times hereinafter mentioned has been, owned and operated by the of which this is one, is within every issued and delivered in substantially At Chicago: h . b - debt and other limit prescribed by the following form: Philad’phla Borough of Belmar, New Jersey, and 100000010-2 5 0 law; and that the faith and credit of Chicago ....0 00000010—1 7 1 in the judgment of the Council of UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Send Your Voice Batteries—Alexander and KHUfer; L a v ­ the Borough of Belinar, it was deemed the Borough of Belmar are irrevocably STATE OF NEW JERSEY ender, Cheney and Bresnahan. Umpires— necessary for tlie public good to cause pledged to tlie punctual payment of No. TH E $1000. KLIem a n d O rth . an addition or extension to he made the principal and interest of this bond BOROUGH OF BELMAR At Pittsburgh: r . h . e . according to its terms. COUNTY OF MONMOUTH B o sto n ...... 0 0100020 1 - 4 9 3 to said sower system, and WHEREAS, (he Council of the Bor­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Bor­ W ATER EXTENSION BOND Pittsburgh 00001022 *— 6 8 0 ough of Belmar, in the County of Mon­ J T ’S a wonderful thing to know that when you want Batteries — Hess and Rariden; Adams, ough of Belmar, did hy an ordinance Know all men by these presents, Camnitz and Coleman. Umpires—O’Day passed and approved February 25th, mouth, has caused this bond to be that the Borough of Belmar, in the and Emslie. 1913, cause an addition or extension signed by its Mayor and Collector, and County of Monmmith, a municipal cor­ the corporate seal of said Borough them to Bell System lines will carry your voice At St. Louis: r . h . e . to be made to said sewer system, and poration of the State of New Jersey, Brooklyn ..1 7 0 1 2000 0 -11 18 0 WHEREAS, the Council of the Bor­ to be hereunto affixed and attested acknowledges itself indebted and for 3 t L o u is 02210000-5 14 2 by tlie Borough Clerk, and the annex­ ..0 ough of Belmar, by a resolution passed value received promises to pay to the thousands of miles almost instantaneously. Batteries—Wagner, Curtis, Miller nnd ed coupons to be signed with the fac­ bearer, or if this bond be registered, Phelps; Marbet, Harmon, Wingo and and approved F ebruary 25th, 1913, Re­ simile signature of said Collector this Roberts. Umpires—Rigler and Byron. solved that in the judgment of the to the registered holder thereof, the first day of July, on thousand nine sum of One Thousand Dollars on the At Cincinnati: r . it. b . Council of tho Borough of Belmar, hundred and thirteen. To provide such service as will meet your daily N e w Y o r k .0 40000040-8 8 1 it was necessary to issue bonds of first day of July, 1943, together with Cincinnati .0 0002014 0 - 7 12 2 the interest thereon at the rate of 5 Batteries—Mathewson and Meyers; Ben­ said Borough, pursuant to an act of the legislature of the State of New Mayor. per cent. (6%) per annum, pay­ needs has been our aim, and over $127,000.00 have ton, Suggs and Clark. Umpires—Bren­ Collector. able semi-annually on tlie first days nan and Eason. Jersey, entitled “An Act authorizing boroughs to cause A ttest: of January and July in each .year STANDING OF THE CLUBS. upon presentation and surrender of been spent in the past year extending, adding to and W. L. P.C. W. L. P.C. an extension or addition to be made Phila’phia 33 17 .GG0 Boston.... 24 28 .402 to sewer and water systems, or either, Borough Clerk. the annexed coupons as they severally N e w Y o r k 32 13 .627 P itts b u r g . 26 30 .455 by ordinance and providing for the (Form of Coupon) become due, or if this bond be con­ B r o o k ly n . 28 23 .549 S t. L o u is . 23 34 .404 issue of bonds to pay the costs there­ $25.00 verted into a registered bond, to the improving 0111* toll lines out into the surrounding Chicago... 31 28 .544 Cincinnati 19 38 .333 of,” approved March 1, 1905, the pro­ The Borough of Belmar in the registered holder thereof. Both prin­ AMERICAN LEAGUE. ceeds of which said bonds should be County of Monmouth and State of New cipal and interest of this bond are At Washington: R. n. b . payable at the office of the Borough country. Cleveland .0 00030000—3 5 1 appropriated to the payment and can­ Jersey, will pay to the bearer on the cellation of such costs as might he day of ,19 , Twenty-Five Dol­ Collector in Belmar, New Jersey, in Wash'ton ..1 2200001 *— 6 9 0 gold coin of the United States of Batteries — Falkenburg, Blandlng and incurred by the said Borough in the lars, being six months interest then In that period over 5,887 miles of wire have Land; Boehllng and Henry. Umpires— addition or extension of its said sewer due on its Sewer Extension Bond America, of the present standard of Dineen and Ferguson. system, and fixed the amount of said No. . Dated, July 1, 1913. weight and fineness or its equivalent.. A t P h ila d e lp h ia : R. H. e . bonds necessary to he issued at Thirty- Collector. This bond may be registered as to C h ic a g o ....0 00000000—0 4 0 principal by the owner in his name on been placed and 62,223 telephones added to the Philad'phla O l * - 2 4 0 Six thousand dollars, and (Form of Registration) 000100 WHEREAS, the Council of tho Bor­ At the request of the holder of the the books of said Borough, kept in Batteries—Russell and Schalk; Brown the office of the Borough Collector Rnd Lapp. Umpires—O’Loughlin and Hil­ ough of Belmar, by a resolution pass­ within bond, I have this day cut off number that you can reach in the metropolitan area. d eb ran d . ed and approved M arch 11th, 1913, and destroyed coupons attached to and such registration shall bo noted At Boston: r . n. e . provided that the question of the is­ said bond, numbered from to hereon, after which no valid transfer Detroit ....0 1 0 0 0 10 1 1— 4 10 2 sue of such bonds, according to the inclusive, of the amount and value of hereof shall be made except upon such Everything known to modern telephone art B o sto n ...... 1 2 1 10000 * - 5 9 0 resolution of Council, dated February Twenty-Five Dollars each, amounting books until after registered transfer Batteries—Dubucr and Rondeau; O’Brien, to bearer. Such registration shall not Bedient and Carrigan. Umpires—Evans 25th, 1913, should be subm itted to the in tne aggregate to Dollars. The voters of the Borough at a special within bond is hereby converted into affect the negotiability of tbe coupons, and E g a n . which shall pass by delivery. At the has been utilized in improving the clear, distinct A t N e w Y o r k : R. it. b . election to be held in said Borough a fully registered bond with the prin­ St. Louis ..0 1100000 2— 4 7 3 of Belmar, on the 15th day of April cipal and interest thereof payable to request of the holder, this bond will New York .0 0200125 *— 10 46 3 1913, and assignee, or legal representative. be converted into a fully registered transmission of your voice. Batteries—Mitchell. Hamilton and Ag­ WHEREAS, at said kpecial election, Dated, Belmar, N. J. 19 . bond, and all coupons attached thereto new; McConnell and Sweeney. Umpires— held on the 15th day of April 1913, Collector. cut off and destroyed, as evidenced by McGreevy and Connolly. the execution of the certificate en­ STANDING OF THE CLUBS. the majority of the ballots cast at 3. That there be and hereby is es­ Never has the service been maintained at so said election contained the words “In tablished a sinking fund for the pay­ dorsed on the back hereof, and there­ W. L. P.C W. L. P.C. after both principal and interest shall P h ila ’ p h ia 42 13 .759 C h ic a g o ... 31 28 .525 favor of the issue of bonds, according ment of said bonds, and that there C lev ela n d . 37 21 .638 D e t r o it .... 24 37 .393 to the resolution of Council, dated shall be each year paid into said sink­ be payable to the registered holder high a standard as it is to day, and your Hell W a s h ’ ton. 31 2G .544 St. L o u is . 22 41 .349 F ebruary 25th, 1913.” ing fund the sum of $1080, being not hereof, his assignee or legal represent­ Boston.... 29 26 .527 New York 15 39 .278 Therefore, Be It Ordained by the less than 3 pe.r cent, upon tha issue ative. Telephone is more valuable to you than ever. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Council of the Borough of Belmar: herein provided for, said sum to be This bond is one of a series of 22 A t J e r s e y C it y : R. h . b . 1. That bonds of the said Borough raised in the annual tax levy, in ad­ bonds of like date and tenor, number­ Toronto ....0 00000000—0 5 0 be issued in the sum of Thirty-Six dition to the interest to be paid on ed from 1 to 22 inclusive, issued pur­ Jersey City 00000001 *— 1 7 0 thousand dollars, the proceeds of which the outstanding bonds each year, which suant to an act of the legislature of To save the effort and money that personal At Newark: r. h. e . the State of New Jersey entitled “An Buffalo ....0 00000000-0 2 0 said bonds shall be appropriated to said interest shall be raised by a N e w a rk __ 0 0200000 • — 2 4 1 the payment and cancellation of such special annual tax levy and collected Act authorizing boroughs to cause an extension or addition to be made to traveling requires, why not use your Bell Telephone A t P r o v id e n c e . R. h . h. costs as may be incurred hy the said each year. R o ch e ste r ..0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 1— 4 9 2 Borough in the addition or extension sewer and water systems, or either, Providence 00010000 1— 2 9 1 4. The bonds hereby authorized to by ordinance and providing for the of its sewer system, under the resolu­ be issued, shall be sold at public or —just A t B a ltim o r e : R. H. e . tion passed by said Council on the issue of bonds to pay the costs there­ Montreal ..4 20200000—8 13 2 private sale for tbe best bid that can of,” approved M arch 1, 1905, and by Baltimore .0 3 1 2 0 1 5 1 *-13 18 4 25th day of F eb ru ary 1913, and the be obtained, but at not less than their election held thereunder on the 15th day virtue of an ordinance of the Borough STANDING OF THE CLUBS. par value. of Belmar entitled “An Ordinance p c of A pril 1913. T h at said bonds shall Send Your Voice w . L. . . w . L. P.c. 5. This ordinance sfiall take effect N e w a r k ... 39 21 .650 B a ltim o re . 27 33 .458 be known as SEWER EXTENSION authorizing the issue of bonds of the immediately upon being posted or pub­ R och ester. 35 26 .574 M o n tre a l.. 25 31 .446 BONDS, shall be dated Ju ly 1, 1913, Borough of Belmar, New Jersey, in lished according to law. B u ffa lo 34 26 .567 J e rs e y C ’ y 23 32 .418 and shall m ature Ju ly 1, 1943, and the aggregate sum of $22,000 for the P r o v i’ence 28 29 .491 T o r o n to ... 22 35 .386 such bonds shall bear interest at the Passed: Ju n e 10, 1913. purpose of paying the costs incurred NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE. Approved: June 10, 1913. Every Bell Telephone is the Center of the System rate of 5 per cent per annum, payable by said Borough in the addition or At Utica: R. h . b . R obert G. Poole, extension of its water system, and S cra n to n ...... 0 3 4 semi-annually on the date thereof, and Mayor. shall be issued in 36 bonds in the de­ establishing a sinking fund for the lU lc a ...... 9 9 0 A ttest: redemption of such bonds at maturity, Wilkesbarre-Syracuse, Binghnmton-Troy nomination of $1000 each, and shall Chas. O. Hudnut, and Elmira-Albany games postponed on be executed under the corporate seal and providing for the payment of in­ Borough Clerk. account of rain. of the Borough, and signed by the terest thereon,” adopted on the NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Mayor and Collector of said Borough, day of 1913, and duly approved by the W. L. P.C. W. L. P.C. and attested by the Clerk thereof, and Mayor and published as required by Blngh’ton 2S 18 .G09 CJtlca ...... 22 21 .612 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING law, for the purpose of cancelling T ro y ...... 29 19 .G04 E lm ir a ...2 1 28 .429 shall have coupons attached executed by the fac-simile signature of the THE ISSUE OF BONDS OF THE such costs as might be incurred Albany ...25 20 . 556 Syracuse .19 27 .413 the said Borough in the addition j iVllk'arre 23 21 523 Scranton .17 30 .863 Collector, but shall be registerable BOROUGH OF BELMAR, NEW JER­ either as to principal or as to both SEY, IN THE AGGREGATE SUM OF extension of its water system. principal and interest at the option of $22,000 FOR TH E PURPOSE OF PAY­ It is hereby certified and rec ING THE COSTS INCURRED BY that each and every act, condition WE GIVE AND REDEEM SURETY COUPONS the holder. The said bonds shall he numbered from 1 to 36 inclusive, and SAID BOROUGH IN THE ADDITION thing required to be done, to t a register, of said numbers, and of the OR EXTENSION OF ITS WATER happened and to be performed, date of the bonds, and the date of SYSTEM, AND ESTABLISHING A cedent to, and in the issuance of issuing, and the time of payment shall SINKING FUND FOR THE REDEMP­ bond, has been done, has happe Sudden Shocks Are Sometimes Fatal. be made by and under the direction TION OF SUCH BONDS AT MATUR­ and lias been performed in full of the Collector in a book provided ITY, AND PROVIDING FOR THE strict compliance with the Const’ for that purpose. PAYMENT OF INTEREST THEREON. tion and laws of the State of 2. Such bonds shall be executed, WHEREAS, a water system is, and Jersey, and that the series of issued and delivered in substantially at all the times hereinafter mentioned of which this is one, is within fkNEWARK’S STORE BEAUTIFUL1 When millions of dollars worth of has been, owned and operated by the debt and other limit prescribed by • IMPORTERS . E»1 BROAD. HALSEY STREETS, •RETAILERS • the following form: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Borough of Belmar, New Jersey, and and that the faith and credit duty is removed from imported goods in the judgment of the Council of Borough of Belmar ?re irrov STATE OF NEW JERSEY the Borough of Belmar, it was deemed pledged to the punctual payr No. TH E $1000. necessary for the public good to cause the principal and interest qf t by the new tariff, many stores will BOROUGH OF BELMAR an addition or extension to be made according to its terms. SLIP COVER OFFER COUNTY OF MONMOUTH to said water system, and IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Now is you chance if you want a set of slip covers of ougli of Belmar, in the ’Count} stagger and swerve under the blow. SEWER EXTENSION BOND WHEREAS, the Council of the Bor­ Cretonne or Belgian Linen at an extrodinary low price. ough of Belmar, did, by an ordinance Monmouth, has caused this bond Nteinbuch’s will be ready, its stock Know all men by these presents, passed and approved February 25th, be signed by its Mayor and Collector, Beginning Saturday, June 21st., continuing for one week, that the Borough of Belmar, in the 1913, cause an addition or extension and the corporate seal of said Bor­ we will accept your order for a Set of Slip Covers for the aver­ County of Monmouth, a municipal cor­ to be made to said water system, and ough to be hereunto affixed and at­ age 5-piece parlor suite, allowing you 20 yards of our 25c already reduced to the new level. poration of the State of New Jersey, WHEREAS, the Council of the Bor­ tested by the Borough Clerk, and the acknowledges itself indebted and for ough of Belmar, hy a resolution pass­ annexed coupons to be signed with the Cretonnes, which are here in variety to choose from, or 12 value received promises to pay to the fac-simile signature of said Collector yards of the best Belgian Linen, which most people use for slip Tlie ed and approved F eb ru ary 25th, 1913, bearer, or if this bond be registered, Resolved that in the judgment of the this first clay of July, one thousand covers. We will make measurements, make the to the registered holder thereof^ the Council of the Borough of Belmar, it nine hundred and thirteen. set to lit, guaranteeing you satisfactory workman- fh Q ET D sum of One Thousand Dollars on the was necessary to issue bonds of said ship, giving you $ 12.00 value, at the low price of v/ Tariff Reduction Sale first day of Ju ly 1943, together with Borough, pursuant to an act of tlie Mayor. the interest thereon at the rate of legislature of the State of New Jersey, Collector. 5 per cent. (6%) per annum, payable semi­ entitled "An Act authorizing boroughs A ttest: annually on the first days of January to cause an extension or addition to 2 5 To begin Saturday and continue the and July in each year upon presents GREAT PICTURES at c ie made to sewer and water systems, tion and surrender of the annexes Borough Clerk. Just think of getting P R E T T Y LITTLE PICTURES for following week, will give our cus­ jr either, by ordinance and providing (Form of Coupon) all sorts of purposes for only 25c—pictures in dark oak, antique coupons as they severally become dm for the issue of bonds to pay the costs or if this bond be converted into a $25.00 thereof,” approved M arch 1, 1905, and gilt frames; pictures of Hutch figures in colors; landscapes registered bond, to the registered The Borough of Belmar in the tomers the benefit of every advantage the proceeds of which said bonds in imitation water colors; black and white engraving effects; holder thereof. Both principal and County of Monmouth and State of New should be appropriated to the pay­ Jersey, will pay to the bearer on the Aurora and Greek Dancers in colors; and ever so interest of this bond are payable at ment and cancellation of such costs in price they will obtain when the the office of the Borough Collector in day of , 19 , Twenty-Five Dol­ many of tho funny little den pictures, worth 39c to CT *-t as might be incurred by the said Bor­ Belmar, New Jersey, in-gold coin of lars, being six months interest then 75c, at only...... d C ough in the addition or extension of Underwood Bill becomes a law. the United States of America of the due on its W ater E xtension Bond No. present standard of weight and fine­ its said water system, and fixed the , Dated, Ju ly 1, 1913. Here are pictures for 59c— a remarkable collection, amount of said bonds necessary to be ness or its equivalent. Collector. including “Reading from Homer,” “Sir Gallahad,” “Bee­ And reductions will be even greater issued at Twenty-Two thousand dol­ (Form of Registration) thoven's Sonato,” “The Last Supper,” in 1 1-2-inch antique gilt This bond may be registered as to lars, and At the request of the holder of the principal by the owner in his name within bond, I have this day cut off frames, and that well-known series of six American Poets and and more general to allow for the on tlie books of said Borough kept in WHEREAS, the Council of the Bor­ ough of Belmar, by a resolution pass­ and destroyed coupons attached to six Great Musicians in seal brown frames; fac-simile water the office of the Borough Collector ed and approved M arch lltli, 1913, said bond, numbered from to colors of landscapes in gilt and antique frames; hand-colored vagaries of a “falling market.” and such registration shall be noted inclusive, of the amount and value of hereon, after which no valid transfer irovided that the question of the issue imported French and hand-painted ornamented Twenty-Five Dollars each, amounting hereof shall be made except upon such f such bonds, according to the res- frames; the values run from 75c and $ 1 .00; yet you 5Z Everything men, women and chil­ dution of Council, dated February in the aggregate to Dollars. The books until after, registered transfer within bond is hereby converted into may take your pick a t...... to bearer. Such registration shall no: ill, 1913, should be subm itted to the ..ters of the Borough at a special a fully registered bond with the prin­ $1 dren wear will be reduced—the new­ affect the negotiability of the coupons cipal and interest thereof payab.e lo OUR PICTURES are the wonder of the trade—they which shall pass by delivery. At the .ection to be held in said Borough if Belmar, on the 15th day of April, assignee, or legal representative. are so big and so beautiful, and immensely varied in character request of the holder, this bond will 1913, and Dated, I3elmar, N. J., 19 . —landscapes, figures, fruits, flowers, in colors, black and est and finest merchandise. be converted into a fully registered white and sepia; pictures for every taste and for bond, and all coupons attached there­ WHEREAS, at said special election, Collector. held on the lo th day of A pril, 1913, 3. That there be and hereby is es­ every place; worth from $1.50 to $2.50 here at 1 . 0 0 Everything• O for the home will be to cut off and destroyed, as evidenced $ by the execution of the certificate en­ the majority of the ballots east at tablished a sinking fund for the pay­ reduced. dorsed on the hack hereof, and there­ said election contained the words “In ment of said bonds, and that there after both principal and interest shall favor of the issue of bonds, according shalf be each year paid mto said sink­ A WORD OF OUR RESTAURANT be payable to the registered holder to the resolution of Council, dated ing fund the sum of $660, being not hereof, his assignee or legal represen­ F ebruary 25th, 1913,” less than 3 per cent upon the issue We serve a Dainty Luncheon every afternoon from 3 too o’clock This does not mean that every item tative. Therefore, Be It Ordained by the herein provided for, said sum to be —very satisfying and pleasing; only 30c. raised in the annual tax levy, in ad­ This bond is one of a series of 36 Council of the Borough of Belmar: B usiness P eoples’ Noon Lunch is served from 11.30 to 2 P. M. in our stock will he reduced, but ail 1. That bonds of the said Borough dition to the interest to be paid on the and it is admitted the best lunch in the city at anything near the bonds of like date and tenor, number­ be'issued in the sum of Twenty-Two outstanding bonds each year, which price, 40c. A la Carte Service from 8 .3 0 A. M. to 5.30 P. M. those which are to even remotely ed from 1 to 36 inclusive, issued pur­ said interest shall be raised by a We serve what is unquestionably the best coffee to be had in any suant to an act of the legislature of thousand dollars, the proceeds of which said bonds shall be appropriated special annual tax levy and collected restaurant in Newark, and we serve it with cream always. touched by the tariff, will be. the State of New Jersey entitled "An each year. At the Soda Fountain, First Floor, you may indulge in tiie purest Act authorizing boroughs to cause an to the payment and cancellation of Ice Cream Soda and Sundaes, flavored with pure fruit, for only Sc. extension or addition to be made to such costs as may be incurred by the 4. The bonds hereby authorized to sewer and water systems, or either, said Borough in the addition or ex­ be issued, shall be sold at public or by ordinance and providing for the tension of its tvater system, under the private sate for the best hid that can issue of bonds to pay the costs there­ resolution passed by said Council on be obtained, but at not less than their of," approved March 1, 1905, and by the 25th day of F ebruary, 1913, and p ar value. virtue of an ordinance of the Borough the election held thereunder on the 5. This ordinance shall take effect of Belmar entitled “An Ordinance 15th day of April, 1913. T h at said immediately upon being posted or pub­ HAHNE & CO. Inttbarlf (Emujramj authorizing the issue of bonds of the bonds shall be known as WATER lished according to law. Borough of Belmar, New Jersey, in EXTENSION BONDS, shall be dated Passed: Ju n e 10, 1913. the aggregate sum of $36,000 for the Ju ly 1, 1913, and shall m ature July A pproved: Ju n e 10, 1913. Broad, New and Halsey Streets, NEWARK, N. J. Asburij Park, Nrur Jrrary purpose of paying the costs incurred 1, 1943, and such bonds shall bear R obert G. Poole, by said Borough in the addition or interest at the rate of 5 per, cent per Mayor. WE SELL FURNITURE ON THE CLUB PLAN extension of its sewer system, and es­ annum, payable semi-annually on the A ttest: tablishing a sinking fund for tbe re­ date thereof, and shall be issued in Chas. O. Hudnut, demption of such bonds at maturity, 22 bonds in the denomination of $1000 Rorough Clerk.