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change the personnel ol im ta ihe different io *»tb ip * and bo MUC!I IS1AY EXONERATED ougba of tke county The t count) board *111 suggest ihe introduction ol ■ biU • bo I mb to* (he vtectiou ot » » « « M ) THaaia tu tt. Will ta « « l « •or* throughout lb» county, and place the appointments in the hands of the H W Iw y w i > n l<» AHer Ita Civil .Service t onimiMHtn Tbe board will alao recommend that maps be pro vid*d by the townahip* and boroughs l 8p*‘ -al Trenloa I'orreBpoad.nce I aod Sled in th« county clerk’* ofllce Treatoe—Th* pltut ol Ita Hepart Tha aboliahion ol the clectloa ol aa Ken; of Motor Vehicle* lo check ita eaaora will be urged for the parpoaa foreign a n which ar* in tta ol equalisation in aaaeasmeni* An roanertloa with th* raae erar atate tm a a. UHtind »«• IB Ita fol investigation by tha board revealed Herman Koeenthal. tta gambler who lowing alaiemenl bj 8tate t'omml* that ao assessor mho ta dependent up had tbrrateaed lo •*«B*el.- v m mar Biooer of Motor Vehlclee Job H. I-*P on the votes of tho properly owner* dered In front of Ita Hotel Ketropole pincou “Great dlf»<-ult> ta . hereto ta naturally timid about incurring oa laat Jaly l i waa arr**t«£ iiamedt fore hero .lperletwed by lb- depart their hostility by increasing (heir a* Ike etreaalv* a***dU which the llaer atelr Indicted for murdec la Ih* (rat meat la enforcing th. U llw tta ) lour esamenta Believing that tbe only waa travelling Tta other Bndinga ol degree at a (K M aoaaloa of the Grand log privlleac *• • number 01 machlnee remedy to cure thia evil tie* in tha ap^ tke commMoa may be oalllned aa J a n . and locked ta tta Teata, there b n r t u Ihe l l n m lam of other poiat meat of assessor* by tho Civil folio lo await a farther hearing Becker atatea bave beea ia thla State tor a Service Commission, the board plana I Brae* amay la eioaeraied of all pleaded aot gallty to tta tad le th a l, greater period thaa flfteee day* and to have about six. selected through with ihe prlvlieg* of rbaoglag Ua competitive examination, to do tbe tare nill reraped the proviatoa ol Ita Plea. art which would compel the* lo tahe work that ia now being done by tvrelve Tha arreal of Becher followed a too out a .Vew Jeraey llceaae In order lo assessors The appointees would be nlaimlt* thl* abuse of prlrllaca. Ita compelled to give all their time to the fetaloo 10 UHtrict Attoraey Whitman work, for which they would receive by “Billiard Ball Jack" Roe*, who record* whereby the report* ol Ih* ae- fair compensation. Inquiry made by practically told tta whole atonr ot tta tomoblle iaapectora aad Ih* police can the hoard, shows tbat in aome of the P E R S O N S IN AUTO plot to kill Roaenthal. Ita tacepilon. IU caua* and LtaaL Becktr'a part la It— be ivatemalically tabulated at Ih* of township* and borougba propet Um fice in thia city. The reeult haa h e n Two Other* Fatally Hurt in Crash a part which, accordlag to Roe*. made aaliafaclorv. aad haa gained to Ike Heard a Milo—Grad* Crossing Becker Ita principal figure ta Ue crime, tta man wbo had demanded Bo- aeatbale death, and tad In.Uted oa It b j threata. ita mao wbo tad proataed immunity to tta mra who actaallyr committed tta deed, and the man who, after tta murder, had tried hard to pr*»e»t any of hla hiraltnga from contesting by reaewlag hla aaauraaeea With aevea recreation centre* in op that hla waa a power great enough to eration tbere was an attendance ol aare aot only hlmaelf. bat tvtry ma» 2 1.I1S children and more than two connected wtth tta crime. thousand parent*. And ir there be any Tta eonfeealoa of Roae. which wa* doubter* aa to the valae of play aabeuatlated hr corroboratlrc ronfee grounda he has only to Inquire into aions of “Brtdgey" Webber aad Harry matters of iuvenite crime. Crime de Valton. a bowed bealdee revealing Beck creases as play facilities increase lt er aa the inatlgator of aad Ike prim* Is better to buy snd equip plajgrounds mover ia tta marder, that tta reveia- than it Is to build and maintain jnila. It pays better in dollars and centa. not to mention the moral aide of the He gsve the names of the men wbo, •ubiect; which, after all Is by far the actually did the shooting. and they more important. Playgrounds sbouM were tboae which have been mention not long be neglected by tbe City ed for the last several days, the names Commission. Trenton can afford to cf “Lefty Louie.” “Whltey” Lewis. economise hi many things but not ta Hany Horowitx, known as “Gyp the matters that count for the welfare of Blood/' and “Dago Prank.” the wily the boys an dgirls. Colonel Roebling one of the four yet arrested. ha* set the example with his gift for Stadium development. Other wealthy The Grand Jury acted speedily. Trentonians might do likewise. there W ith tbeir confessions wsrm on tbeir by insuring for themselves the grati lipa. Rose. Webber and Vnilon went be tude of future generations who will fore the Grand Jury, put their hands play here when the boys snd girla of on the Bible and swore tbey had told reports snd do the necessary detail today have become but a memory cf the whole truth. Within sn boor the wort of enforcement. There la no the past. The city, however, should former commander of the strong arm reason why the revenue in New Jer not wait for gift* from private indi squad waa In a cell in tbe Tombs. sey ahould not be greatly increased vidual* It ahould deal generously under reciprocity In tact, from pres But the men who placed him there with tha playgrounds, knowing llud did not dare to leave the District At ent indications It wotild seem that re no better Investment can helrihde. ciprocity would mean an Increased aorta about Boaton. Two children torney’s ofllce. Shaking from fear, revenue rather tban a decreased rev five yeara old were killed on tbe Be their begged the District Attorney to keep them for the night In his office. enue, provided the proper machinery Sal* for Taxes Set Aside. vere Beach Boulevard by automobil- Is given to the motor vehicle depart ists. Cheater Linqulst, of Wtatbrop. And there they stayed under guard of The Supreme Court bas set aside ment to strictly enforce the law. The was struck by a car driven by Fred four of Mr. Whitman’s detectives. the sale of certain property In the returns from our license agents in Dufour, of Lynn and instantly killed. Rose’s confession, the most vital of Township of Shrewsbury, Monmouth New Jersey indicate thet there is a Bessie Crowley was struck by an au the three, details how Becker six County, for taxes and in doing so held greatly increased registration during tomobile driven by Arthur L. Irving, that the description in the advertise weeks sgo told him that Mercian Ros the summer months of this year over of Wtatbrop. and died within a few ment of the sale of land for unpaid enthal had lived too long, tbat Rosen' a similar period last year.” minutes in the arms of her mother, thai had to be put out of the way, and assessments should be such as to warn who witnessed the accident. Both that tbe men who did the job had the owner for what property he Is as drivers were placed under arrest nothing to fear because he. Becker, Railroads Drinking Cups. sessed and such as to procure a fair At Nantasket, Edward J. Tauaey. of was a power In the Police Department. Some practical conclusion regarding : sale by showing to the purchaser wlui Charieatown .and his niece. MIsa Mary So Rose went out and spread the word the use of drinking water on the rail- ( property is to be sold. When it ap F. Peeley, of Everett, were caught in that tbe strong arm commander aaid toad trains will be reached at a meet- pears that the requisites have not the undertow while bathing, and Tau that Rosenthal must be killed. Ing of SUte Public Utility Commis been complied witb. the sale, accord- sey waa drowned. sion. Tbe commissioners feel that ing to the court, will be set aside Thc i He dropped hints here and there. some arrangement should' be made on action was instituted against the town He did more. He sent for Big Jack the trains to supply drinking water ship by George O. Waterman, trustee Zellg and held a conference with that for the passengers at tbis time of tbe and executor for the estate of William gang leader of the East Side. Through year. The companies have denied pas W. Conner. Part of the estate was Zellg, ranging downward through the sengers the privilege, claiming that sold for unpaid taxes and the litiga strata of thugs and hired assassins the tbe law regarding sanitary precau tion was instituted to have the sale arrangements were completed. tions as to public drinking cups for-' set aside. It appeared tbat the prop Some day the art of farming may The four men wbo pistolled Rosen erty had not been tally described and be ao far advanced that humanity bade them to furrish the water. Tbis thal by tbis arrangement were Whltey wfll be enabled to eat a blackberry, ls now before the courts. The com the court held that this defect alone Lewis, Lefty Louts, Dago Prank and the substance of which I* less than 75 mission thinks that every requirement was sufficient to invalidate the sale. Gyp the Blood. Rose admits tbat he of health can be met U the railroads 1 The advertisement was injurious and rounded them up that night and saw will use a little care in providing good misleading to the owners as well as that they were poised for the crime. water and keeping cups clean, or tar tbe buyers. It waa for thla purpose that the gray nishing the individual drink cups car or Libby and Shapiro was used. which cost only a small fraction of a The general manager of the killing. cent apiece. The real danger from the Rose, called Becker up by ’phone a water on cars has been shown to be few minutes after Rosenthal was carelessness in the water provided dead on the sidewalk in front of the and lack of cleanliness in keeping the Metropole. He told Becker it was a water tanks horrible thing. He said it was more tban he expected. He was frightened clear to his heart, and he was afraid to stir without a word of confidence from his master. And Becker said over the telephone, while he was making preparations for Ohio Republican Nominee for Gover a hurried trip down to the Tenderloin: nor Formally Withdraw*. “Oh, don’t worry, i n protect you. Columbus, Obio.—Judge Edmond B. There won't be much fuss over Dillon, nominated as tbe Republican candidate for Governor of Ohio at the Webber swears he wa* one of the State Convention laat month, announ party that met ta 42d street after the ced bis withdrawal from the ticket, killing. He aays he heard what Beck- his reason being the determination of er said to Roae at that time. When tbe Roosevelt people to put np a third Becker was promising protection and ticket to the State. * immunity for the asaasstaa.
BURIEO IN MOLTEN METAL. TUNNEL FOR TWIN CITIES. FUTRELLE’S MOTHER DIES.
Ex-Mayor of Macon, Ga~ Accuses Jus- White Het Fluid Entombs Foundry, Plan to Connect S t Paul and Minne tice Emory Speer. man Who Falla in Pit. apolis by 10 Minut* Lin*. Maeen. Ga_—For sending a forty- Pittsburgh.—Thomas Quinn, a fore- St. Paul.—A plan for connecting SL Pan) aad Minneapolis by a fast **air flve-page typewritten letter to Judge aaan at the plant of the United Statea Emoiy Speer ,of the United Statea Chat Iron Pipe and Foundry Company. line” is being considered by prominent merchants of the Twin cities. One Cour lor the Southern District of at Scottdale. was killed when be fell Georgia, suggesting his impeachment tato a pit and two tons of molten plan is for an underground rente which would give a ten-minute sched and eensatioaaBy attacking his acta »*tal * « P*mred over him ule between the two citiea. as against on the bench. Colonel W. A. Hnlf, for working with a ladle at the 40-minute schedule now maintain merly Mayer of Macon, and a mem- th» c* *he pit. When he lipped 8 ed by surface routes. ber of the Legislature, was arrested 1 the big ladle tilted, engulfing his body Tbis plan would cost about $10,, here for contempt o f conrt. j arith the white hot metal. 000,000.
CANAL REVOLUTIONIST DEAD Willing to Treat With Italy on Na- Fr**idert Appear* at Office for Flrct ticnal Honor B a s is Time in Week. Washington— President Taft ap- (onstLBtiaopia. — The govern men* peered *t hia office for tbe first time spokesman in Parliament told the de^ in a week. uties that Turkey I* willing to die Invitaticna for the notification meet cuss peace with Italy if Turkish honor tag have been sent out to more thaa and dignity are not sacrificed. The * thousand persons. A* Mra Taft is new m nistry's program was sub returning from Beverly for the ocea- mmed la full in the Chamber of Dep- *ion a number of women are being In- utles. It refers ta anplcasant terms Hted. A bullet luncheon will be aerv- to the unwarraated interference of * at 1.30 P. IL, after the notlficatioa Tk. youa« * tr« h*4 fin* Mr ka» lt« • duca iH 'n Iw m l n » d.rtullj, J.ck," .b . wM aa tMT au iowa. boo t f o u r w a N i ko« r o uaod to tasr a r I n a r “Tm," ba r w lM . -1 n u t I
If thoae thtags are true aad posal barricade easily unlocked or eaaily not be disturbed until In her own good would not have been a wom.n If that made up ber mind to rise aad stum | bla under every day conditlona snd broken protected ber. Something In time sbe awoke. not engaged ber attention more ble out aa abe was, when she heard M MaKlaad, a ftaak, m . ana • • to ordinary mea sad women, how tangible. yet stronger than the thick The clouds had emptied themselves forcibly than any other fact in tbe steps outside aod a knock on tba h more to this solitary Ha bad sat. the moat rigid bars of steel guard during tbe night and the wind bad m. Sbe picked it up and atudied “Pa. sre you i thla womaa, white breaated like ladaecrtb- laat died away towsrd morning, and It long and earnestly, quite uncon "Wbat la I t r .he asked t i Napoaas. **Ten I nm still hoping to he aW a i * . fans tn wtth w H foam, rising aa the ancient god when it now tbere was a great calm abroad In wpplng thrlU*thrill* th* girigirl, bwlIng but scious of tbe reason for ber Interest, "Stay I come i n f wae time to attead a 1 m the Paphlan aea. Over tbat throba In the hreaat of thoae who de the land. The sunlight waa dazzling ah* aad Amatrong gOM Mrt and yet a certain uneaay feeling migbt “Yea,” waa the quick answer. km at whicb no head will be 1 at » definite ftnsw*». recollection, as he was a gentleman pend on ft feel that their dependence dutslde, where tba untempered rays have warned her of wbat waa toward Tbe mas opsasd tba door. M l lit M»r, Miwitij'vtaM «[(• *5f"ST**cfis and a Christian, ha would fain draw a la not In vain watched over ber. best full upon tba crests of the moun In ber bosom. ajar and entered the room. ■nd waa m »rto«ljr hurt * ha wm curtain, before It erect a wall He Cherishing no erll thought the man talus, It wss doubtless warm, but with conpelN—____ to „ahoot____ —tIwr to to oravant m mi I | | ■ Tbls young woman had not yet had “Have you been awake longT* he lag catae•tan by wolveswolve* whil* ba w« * dwell upon that fact be bad power to gratify hla desire which in tbe cabin It waa chilly. Tbe flre time to get her bearings. She had aot began abruptly. h*l». Klrkby. tbath* aUaid *—guMa wbo w— (~ a l i a t— would not linger over that motnest might yet bear a sinister construction bad ioog since burned completely been able to realize all tbe circum “Not very.” The owners ef a oertala farm had five* KaM • gftcfcag* of Wttar* batter and ages brought them dally I pc aaya war* found oa tha dead Yet be could not forget It. should It be observed. It waa her pri away, and he had not entered the room stances of her adventure. 80 soon aa -I didn't disturb you. because yoa woriUn . body, tha raada (ba Mtar. and be bad seen her lying prone, vacy ba was Invading. She had trust to replenish it. Tet Enid Maitlsnd bad she did ao she would know that into needed sleep more than anything elea by the daughter of tbe farm. A tr a in at Klrkby* request kaapa tham. While batting In mountalng at ream Enid hi at yet unconaclously graceful in her aban ed to him. ahe had said ao, to hla hon Iain snug and warm under her blan- ber life a man bad come, and what How do yoa fe air ed nurae had a caae at tba » f m l taclFed by a bear, whleh la myatarioualy donment ou the sward; he hsd caught or. aad that atood her ln good stead keta. She presently tested ber wound ever the course of that life might be “Greatly refreshed, thank you." bome One day tbe fe rm *> wife a a d rtwf. A atom adda to tha girl** terror daughter were discueaiag t W w hea A tudden deluge tran*form brook Into a glimpse of her white face deaperate Hls honor! Not In flve years had he ed foot, by moving It gently, and dis In the future, be would never again “And hungry, 1 suppose?” raging torrent, which aaraepa Enid Into ly uptossed by the rolling wnter; he beard the word or thought tbe thing, covered agreeably tbat it was much lie out of It. “Very’* the Ifttl* bor, who had been listening, goi%*, where aha la r«MMd said; “Rita. If t go with yoa to m o r tain hermit after • thrlllln ked into tbe unfathomable but be had not forgotten l t She bad leas painful tbaa abe had anticipated. It waa therefore wltb mingled aad "I wlll soon remedy thst. Tour Cain per* In great confualoa depth of ber eyaa st tbat moment not appealed to an unreal thing; upon The treatment tbe night before bad untranaiatabte emotions that ahe stud foot?" row. win you show me tbe tr a in e d her trust waa based. His hand been very successful. Th* gtrl said aha weald, and Maitland and Old Klrkby go in wben she bad awakened In bla arms ied thla picture. She marked with a “it seems much better, but I—p aefttch of the g' iV r t .f______c i l “ _____ after such a struggle as bad taxed bia left tbe latch. It fall gently, be drew She did not get up Immediately, but ber ankle hi sprained and that ahe la un back and turned away trembling, a able to walk. Her myatettoua manhood and almoat broken hla heart; the coldness of tha room struck her so he bad carried her unconacioualj. conqueror wbo maatered himself. He soon as she got out of bed. Upon her aleep tn th* atrang* man’* bunk. ghaatly white with her pain-drawn waa awake to the truth again. flrst awakening sbe was hardly con What had he been about to do? Pro scious of her situation; her sleep bad CHAPTER X-—(Continued ) face, stumbling desperately over the rocka In the beating rain to thia, bla fane. uninvited, tbe aanctlty of ber been too long and to o heavy, and ed nnrac Is aotblag but a gbrt!"- Have you ever climbed a mountain Tbere he bad held that poor, chamber, violate the boapltality of hla awakening too gradual for any lud- per's Bazar early In thc morning while It vaa-yet brained slender little foot in bla baud, own house? Even with a proper mo den appreciation of tbe new condition. dark and having gained aome domi skilfully treating it. when be tive. imperil his self-respect, ahatter It waa not until sbe bad stared around Charlotte J Cipriani ef tbe Culver- nant crest stood staring at the far her trust, endanger that honor whicb the walla of tbe rude cabin for some- ■ity of Paris says: “It may prove ta- bod ion. tbe empurpled eaat. while the longed to preaS bia ilpe passionately I t Last of nil he bad looked so suddenly became a part of him on time, that she realised where abe was * tractive to call atteatkmte tba (net "dawn came up Hke thunder?” Or into her face, warmed with the red demand? She would not probably and what had happened. When she thst of the tbree oldest ua!*ersfties In hatter atlll. have you ever atood with light of the Are. searched her weary know; she could never know unless did so she arose at once. Christian western Europe. Salerno. in the cold, dark receaaaa of somo eyea almoat like blue pools, ln wboae she awoke. What of tbat? Tbat an Her firat Impulse was to call Never Bologna aad Parta. two—Salerno and deep talley of river or paaa and depths tbere yet lurked life snd light, cient honor ot bis Ufa and race rose in her life had she felt such death Poiogna— were thrown open from watched the clear light spread Ita bile her golden hair tinged crlm- like a mountain wboae acarped face like stillness. Even tn the camp al their origin to women, both ban athwart the heavens like nebu most always there had been a whis and professors Nor did tbe lous mighty pinions along the llgbt jn hr tbe blaze lay on tbe white pil cannot be acaled. per or breeze through tbe pine trees, fall to take advantage of tbis j touched crest of a towering range, un low—and be loved ber. God pity him. He fell back wltb a swift turn, a fighting against fact and admission of feeling almost womanly; and moro or the chatter of water over the rocks. unity" til all of a sudden, with a leap almost But bere there were no pine trees and of Joy, the great sun biased In the I t yet how could he help It? men, perhaps. If they lived In fem k> sound of rushing brook came to High-Handed Justice at tbe Canet. high horizon? He had loved once before in bis Ilfs, inine isolation, aa aelf-centered as her. It was almoat painful. Sbe was Mr. Bishop, characterising Col G. W . You might be born a child of the with the fire of youth and spring, but women are so often by necessity, keen to dress and go out of the house. Goethals. emphasises especially tbo dark, and light might tear and burn it was not like this- He did not rec would be aa feminine aa their sisters— She stood upon the rude puncheon hig msn's maoy-s your eye balls accustomed to cooler ognize this new passion In any light influenced him, orercame him. His floor on one foot, scarcely able yet to ting through the biggest < deeper shades, yet you could no more from the past; therefore be would not hand went to his hunting shirt Nerv bear even tbe lightest pressure upon Job Is tbe world, be bus been, during turn away from thta glory, though you admit It Hence, he did not under ously he tore it open; he grasped a the other. There were her clothes on his yeara at Panama, a stanch fig h te r ■! might hate it, than hy mere effort of atand It But be aaw and admitted bright object thst bung sgainat his chalra and tables before the fireplace. for the laws of economic decency will you could ceaae to breathe the and understood enough to know tbat breast. As he did so, the thought came Such had been thc boat thrown oot by Colonel Goetbftls Is s fighter snd bo sir. The shock that you might feel, the paat was no longer the auprema to him that not before in five years that huge blaze thnt a brief inspec. will fight a trust s s readily n a b e will tbe audden surprise. Is only faintly sug- subject la bis life, that the preaenl had he been for a moment uncon tion convinced her that everything fight s labor union. Whole cargoes of gestive of the emotions ln the breast rose higher, bulked larger and bid scious of the pressure of thst locket more and more of hla far-off horizon. over his heart, but now that this oth waa thoroughly dry. Dry or wet. sbe of this man. muat needs put them on, since they Once long ago tba gentlest snd ten- He fe!t like a knave and a traitor, er had come, he had to seek for It to were all abe had. 8 be noticed that derest of voices called from tha dark aa If ha had been baae. dlaloyal. false flnd It there were no locka on the doors, and Thousands of square yards of a td tbe light, tha blind. And It la given to his ideal, recreant to his remem The man dragged It out, held It In ahe realized tbat tbe only protection ing were 1 to modern eclenee and to modern aklll brance. Waa be indeed a true man? bla band and opened i t He held It so she bad wna tbe sense of decency and for. ss soon ss tt 1 sometimes to emulate that godlike Did he hare that rugged strength, that tightly that It almoat gave beneath sbidlng faith, that eternal conaclous- the honor of the man. Tbat sbe had the copper trust had put la achievement Perhaps tbe surprise, the atrong grasp at bis strong hsnd. been allowed her sleep unmolested Iron that they wars rapidly I the amazement, tha bewilderment, of neaa. that lasting affection, Prom a nearby bog be drew another which tha rocky paths he often trod made her the more confident on that him who haring bean blind doth now object witb hla other hand. Ha took account aee, tf wo can imagine It not having were things transient, perishable, ev tbe two to tbe light, tbe soft light of bean In tha caae ouraelves. will be a bet anescent? Was ha a weakling that ha the candle upon the table, aad atared tbe work of some dlflfeulty m view of ter guide to the understanding or tblr fell at tbe flrst sight of from one to the other witb eyea brim her wounded foot, snd of tbe stiff con man’s emotion when this womsn ca woman? ming. dition of her rough, dried appareL suddenly lato hla lonely orbit Hia He stopped his ceaseless pace for Like crystal gazers, he saw other ward and backward, and stopped near Preeently ahe was completely clothed, eyea were opened although he would things than thoseNbresented to the World’s Oeht te Books. not know It He ftwght down hla i that frail and futile door. She save for that disrobed foot. With tbe casual vision. He heard other sounds big clumsy bandages upon I t sbe coaid How safely we ley bare the poverty consciousness and would have none of there and there wss none to prevent than the beat of tbe rain upon the not draw ber stocking over It. and even of human ignorance to hooks without lt. TH It waa there. He fared her! H)s hand sought the latch. roof, tbe roar of the wind down the if sbe succeded in that ahe could In feeling any shame. They sre masters With what Joy did Selkirk welcome What wa8 he aboat to do? God for canon. A voice that be had sworn no wsy make shift to put on ber boot who instruct us without rod or ferule, tbe Baraga sharer of hla aolltude! Sup bid that a thought be could not freely He Caught It Up Quickly. he would never forget, but which, God The situation was swkward, the pre without angry words, without clothes pose abe had been a woman of hla own share with humanity 8bould enter hla forgive him, had not now tbe clearness dicament annoying, she was wearing or money. If we come to them they race; had ahe beea old. withered, hid brain then. He held an women aacred. that It might have had yesterday, certain resentment the bold beauty Tbe girl hesitated, blushing. “I can’t bloomers and a short skirt for her! get my shoe on, and—” are not asleep; tf you ask snd iu'tutre eous. he must hsro loved her on the and so be bad ever done, and this whispered awful worda to him. quite apparent, despite the dim fading mountain climbing, and she did n o t1 outlines of a photograph never very of them they do not withdraw them instant, much more If she were young woman In her loneliness* In ber help Anon be looked Into another face, “8ball I bave another look at Itf* know quite what to do. Sbe thought of j good. So far as she could discern, the selves; they do not chide you If you and beautiful. The thing wss Inev lessness. In her weakness. trebly ap red. too, with no hue from the hearth “No. I don't believe it will be neces tearing up one of the rough, unbleach woman was dark haired and dark eyed make mistakes; they do not laugh at itable. Such passiona are born. God pealed to him. But be would look or leaping flame, but red with the sary. ir 1 may have some of that lini ed sheets and wrapping it around her j —her direct antithesis! Tbe casual you if you sre ignorant —Richard De forbid that we should deny It In the upon her, he would fain see if sbe blood of ghastly wounds. He beard ment, or whatever it was you put on Bury. leg. but sbe hesitated as to that, lt j viewer would have found little of fault busy haunts of men where women are were there, if It were nil not a dream, again that report, the roar louder and it snd more of that bandage, I think was very trying Otherwise, she would I in the presentment, but Enid Mait as plenty as blackberries, to use Fal- the crention of his disordered imagin- more terrible than any peal of thun I can attend to it myself, but. you see. bave opened the door and stepped out : land's eyes were sharpened by what, Love Element In Writer's Lives. der that rived tbe clouds above his my stockings and my boot—’’ Into the open air. Now she felt her-1 pray? At any rate, she decided that Alfred de Musset’s love for irrest’on* bead and made the mountains quake The man nodded; he seemed to un self virtually a prisoner. the woman was of a rather coarse sive George Sand gave his thoughts and tremble. He was conscious again derstand. He went to his oracker box She bad been thankful that no one fiber, tbat in things finer and higher such ah extraordinary elevation that of tbe awful stillneas of death that su- chiffonier and drew from it a long, had disturbed ber, bu* now she wished ; she would be found wanting. Sbe was he wrote many brilliant poems in con pervaded He dropped on his knees, coarse woolen stocking. for the man. In her,, helplessness sbe such a woman, so the girl reasoned sequence. Chsucer sang the praise* of burled bis face In bis hands where ’That is tbe best that 1 can do for thought of his res< ircefulness with; acutely, as might inspire a passionate many queens. bur.Jj^s one great love they rested on picture and locket on you," he said. eagerness. The man. however, did not I affection in a strong hearted, reckless was Philippa Picard de Rouet, the the rude table. appear, snd there wa* nothing for her j youth, but whose charms being large "And that will do very nicely,- said Lady-in-Weltiug to Queen Anne of Bo Ah, the past died hard, for a mo to do but to wait for him. Taking one j ly physical, would pall In longer and the girl. "It will caver the bandage, hemia. He waited nine years to marry ment he waa the lover of old—remorse, of the blankets from the bed. she sat j more intimate association; a danger and that Is the main thing " -» her. but made it a matter erf complaint In several poems. passionate expiation, solitude—he snd down and drew it across ber knees and j ous rival in a charge, but not so for The man laid on tfae tabid by the tbe dead together—tbe world and tbe took stock of the room. midable in a steady campaign. side ol the stocking another strip of The Downtrodden Farmer. living forgot! He would not be The cabin was built of logs, the; These thoughts were the result of bandage torn from the same sheet. As An Ottawa mar. heard that a farm false, he would be true, there was no room was large, perhaps 12 by 20 feet. long and earnest inspection, and it he did so, he noticed tbe picture. He er wanted lo seil a motor(^ar. He power in any feeble woman’s tender With one side complet- ly taken up by , was witb some reluctance that the girl caught it up quickly, a dark flush sympathized^ witb the poor farmer band to drive him off bis course, to the stone fireplace; tfere were two at last put the photograph aside and j spreading over hie face, and holding and his family because they were shake hla purpose, to make him a new, windows, one on either side of the j looked toward the door! Sbe was hun j it tn his hand, be turned abruptly forced to part wtth the machine for another man. Oh, Vanitas. Van- outer door, which opened toward tbe gry. ravenously so. She begsn to be | sway. financial reasons, he believed* sad itatum! southwest. The wails *ere unplaster- a little alarmed, and had Just about I (TO B E CONTINUE!*.) went out to tbe farm td buy it The On tbe other side of the door the ed save ln tbe chinks between the j fsrmer was not at home, but his daugh unconscious woman slept quietly on. rough hewn logs of which lt was made- j ter was there. “I came out to buy The red firelight died away, the glow Over the fireplace and around on one [ yoar car.” he said. -Which one?" ing coala sank Into gray ash. Within side ran a rude shelf covered with j They H ad Plenty of Clubs asked tbe girl—Kansas City Star. the other room the cold dawn stealing books. She bsd no opr-Trtunity to ex- j through the unshaded window looked amine them, although later she would | Sight of tbe Color Blind. upon a field of battle—death, wounds, become familiar with every one of [ Postmaster of Cherrydale Village ment? a year, so there's something go A color blind person sees light n n them. Names Over Its Various Orgsni- in’ on a good deal o’ tbe club time, triumphs, defeats—portrayed upon one either”-*hite or gray and dark colors zationa for the Stranger. even if the club movement ain't bit poor human face, upturned as some Into the walls on the other side (appear either as dark gray or Mack, us very hard yet "—Judge. # times victors and vanquished alike up were driven wooden pegs; from some i This mutusl sensitiveness is due to turn stark faces from the field to the of them bung a pair of snow shoes, s *i suppose that your, town Is almost too small for the club movement to 1 the fact thst the light nerves snd eol- God above who may pity but wbo has heavy Winchester rifle, fishing tackle The Mind Reader. or nernerves sre closely Uuerbound. but not Intervened. and other necessary wilderness para have affected it much A town of He gave a marvelous ^performance only eight hundred inhabitants seldom were is l s different set of nerves for So Jacob may have looked after phernalia. On tbe puncheon floor woif in the Myrtle room at the Waldorf- bas many clubs. believe.” said the both light snd color. Just as there s r e tbat awful night when he wrestled un and bear skins were spread. In one 1 hypfcen-Astoria—could tell blindfolded stranger within the gates of Cherry- different sets of nerves for tempera til the day broke, with tbe angel, and corner against the wall again were wbat card you drew from the pack, ture and for touch. would not let him go until be blessed plied several splendid pairs of horns daie to the postmaster. could bold you by the band, and open him. walking, forerer after with halt from the mountain sheep. . “Well, we ain’t clubbed tb death as a book to tbe very passage you were ing step as memorial, but with bis The furniture consist ed of the single some places aeem to be, tout wben yon thinking of, and could find rings snd blessing earned. Hath this man’s bless bed or berth in which ebe had slept, come to count 'em up we got consid Pins bidden in impossible places, all For Itching Skins ing won or not? And must be pay built against the wall ia one of the erable many clubs for a town of our by mental process. & " for It If be hath achieved It? corners, n rude table on which were size. We got a Woman s C lu b o' two After the entertainment the marvel hundred members, an’ a Village tm and Pimply Faces And all the while the woman slept writing materials and some books. ous mind reader stood in the lobby provement Club, nn* n Ladies’ Social quietly upon tbe other side of tbat A row of curtained shelves, evidently st the cloak-room door, and made a Club, an* a Friday Afternoon C ln b . an’ door. msde or small boxes and surmounted big row. Try Resinol Free hy a mirror, occupied another apace. a Wg Choral Club, an* a Current -I’ve mislaid that measly bat check There were two or three chairs, tbe Events Club, an *a Library Club, an' n TF you suffer from« C H A P T E R XI. >u gave me," he shouted, '‘and I handiwork o f the owner, comfortable Dk kens Club an* a Thought an’ 1 salt rheum, cunt find my hat anywhere- If some enough in s p ite of tbelr ru d e construc Work C lu b , an’ n Art Club, aa* a The Log H ut In the Mountains. body don't get It for me without far pineries and tion. On aom e other pegs hung a mixed club tbat calla ttseir the Prog W bat awakened the womaa sbe dM ther delay III aue for damage*!” other n o t k n o w ; In all probability It waa slicker snd n sou'wester, n fur over less C lu b , an a Dancing Club, nn’ acalp coat a fur cap aad other rough clothe*; flve whist c lu b s s n ' a Euchre Club, an* E.««r Cupid', ■y.lnw. sendi , the narrow window before ber. Tbe n pair of heavy boots stood hy the a Saturday Night Chib Than tbe W H r One te the Other, woe oo pieced thnt tbe aun did fireplace Oa another shelf there wort C. T. D , aa’ tbe Odd Fellowa. an’ tbe Juatice John F . Bow rf Enaato*. free trial m . la w m to k a n a monopoly ot Iks a tio a . not etribe fairly toto the a number of scientific Instruments, tbe maaona. an' Knights o' Pbytblaa. an’ It Wna some bon unture ot which sbe could aot deter the D A. R-. an’ the Q. A. R_ an’ the marrrla* tmataeaa <* tkat Cktaao Men hnd gone mad la hermitages tn raburb airaplT br a m he Di m Is tbe mountains, tbey hsd been driven e had ber long or a thousand, ■am free aI cbarfe ( ir is wko "po* ihe tn lonely oases in vast dee sturbed- Tbe A voice In tbe night n face In erta; aad tbey bad peopled tbelr eolt- fort whatever to awnken ber. W het street • whispered word, tba to ever taaks he bad performed since day- ef n band, tbe enswertng throb et S S S J B S L AMI6KTY WARRIOR Our Churches
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H O U SEL Fnellol Sultan Pinker, Steal u t Gas Filler Justice ol Ihe P ncc . BELM AR, M. J. Notary Pub lie and — 1 0 Cent and Variety Store STREET BELMAR, N. J. Belm ar Casino WHERE TO DINE WELL Asking For Two Cafes, Casino, Ball Rooms, Pri DELISLE’S vate Dining Rooms, Evening Din E lle n Famous French Restaurant ners, Orchestra , , ■ = — ALLAIRE " * OPEN ALL THE YEAR IM . THK P O rilU R B1 AJTO8 OP By CLARISSA MACKIC LIQUOK 8 , and C1UAK8; SODA WAT Eli, ETC. Harold Spencer. clerk In tlie clothing stoSjl of Simon Krtetzfnan. tlelk-ately brushed a grain of tlust from his pale mauve coat sleeve ami gfeincvd uerv- ously at Ellen Dugane. TKellle"- he Ite^au softly. “Ellen!** corrected Miss I insane loft- “But Steve Morris calls you Xellie.” protests! Harokl Indignantly. "Is your n a w Steve Morris!** de COAST GAS CO manded Ellen. “Of course it isn’t. Well, if yon will GAS treat a fellow that way when he's asking you to marry.him**— “Is tfcat what you're trying to do?” InterrupJ^^lliea Dugane. with mis Lighting, Cooking and heating chievous eyes. “Of course it is."’ rescinded tin* tor mented Harold. mopping his Itrow with a snowy handkerchief. yet vague Valcan Ranges, Garland Water Heaters ly relieved thnt the phrasing of tbe Harry- J. Bodine and Reznor Heaters «mmry. “WUI y o u r -Will t r mmejt Ellen Itagane. pressing a slender ton& a& r against Undertaker and Embalmer her white forehead where her dark F Street, Belmar curling hair grew low over straight 7 2 2 MATTISON AVENUE black brows and blue Irish eyes. Asbury Park, N. J. “Why should I marry you. Harold V •Deeapw I love' yon. EUen Isn’t T eteri.«« M A s * « * F » k O p** D « r •“ * , thnt enoughyr he asked \ “It might he enongh for f* n . bnt It's “W e lir roared Mi.hnel fiercely. -Who calls me Ho-pme? O f l plain Docan. no less and no mux*: What c n f m n n n c do ye be wantin'’” -I want tn—I want to**— Harold “Yes." waveied Harold “Well, you go and ask father If yon .<**! marry me. If he say* Yes* I II ROBERT Corner 9eventh Avenu* a&’R." Ellen resumed the slow rock and K Street ing of her chair. Funeral Pireb “I—I don't know him.” protested •phone IQ-W. 1 RRLMAH, N J. Harold—“that K not w y well I've •>»oi I Ordera G iven SpeeU I Attention. Aa Improved still can be made bf JIMMY HOOK ID . Taatealag aa IndU rubber tube lo tbs spout of s lea kettle sad passing It IN ALL PARTS through cold water to condense tbs steam The distillate., or drippings should be received In a glass or earth OF NEW JERSEY en receptacle, for if toilet waters hjtO pTHe O r p in w come In contact with copper, sine or lead, they wlll exidlxe the metals. Telegraphed Lecalettet Cover Stllla for home uae, however, can be bought very cheaply In tho shop*— ing the Entire State. I CZAR’S WARDROBE COSTLY from a dollar and a half up. Many other garden blooms with The cxar of Russia It tbe European pungent odors, or even faintly delicate sovereign who spends most oa hi* ones, csn be used for exquisite and FACTORIES RUSHING WORK wardrobe. Tbe tailor wbo make* bia helpful toilet waters— mignonette, lil ordinary sulU aaya tba net annual ies of the valley, clove-pinbs, vsler- profit from them ia $10,000, and th* lan, heliotrope, honeysuckle, violets, C ulling. From Lata Olspatohaa Thai army tailor wbo Is responsible for tba gardenias, jasmine, etc. In New Or Epltomlia tha Newt ol th, Stat, uniforms and court dress makea $16. leans and Charleston Creole lad lei fcr a Waak—Fisherman Report 000 a year. Hia majesty never puts often drop the more richly scented Good Luck at Coaat Reaorta. on a suit more tban tbree tlmea, and blooms into pure slcohol, allowing each one costa about $60 For silk bata While not perfumes exactly, toilet watera are always scented, and their tbem to dlgeat or soak In the spirits, I).iinil Township, t'ap. May Coun tbe ciar pays $24. and $10 a pair for when the odor thoroughly permeates use is very beneficial to the skin, par ty, wlll erect a brick high achoel bulM gloves. Every year. It la stated, be the alcohol. ticularly in the summer, when It needs He—How would you Ilka a littla purchases a sable cape costing $2,400 A toilet liquid much uaed by the Ing. all the refreshment it can get. The puppy for your very own? King George, on tbe other band, le ladles of the olden times, and often one of tbe moat economical of living scented waters are diluted with plain Another oyater shell road la to be She—Oh! James! This la so suddaa. called to this day “angel water,” is monarchs, allowing blmaelf only $ . water ror use. for some of the vin built In Upper Penn's Neck. 8 a.sm 20 much esteemed for its beauty value. 000 a year to dress on. This sum ts egars are ao strongly perfumed aa to EARN MONEY NURSINO. It can be made at home in tbe follow County. spent annually by tbe kaleer on unl- seem disagreeable when used full ing manner: forms alone. Tbe German emperor, strength. At Passaic large crowds of persons The Philadelphia 8 choo! for No however, pays very little attention to FYom drops to s teaspoonful of Roa*-water ...... ounces of all ageB are attending the public 20 Orange-flower w a te r ...... I ounce* *127 Chestnut 8treet. Philadelphia. Pa., bla civil wardrobe. He never pays the toilet water is put in a basin bath, Myrtle water ...... IV t ounce* baths which have been opened there is now enrolling students (or vacancies more than $35 for a suit, which he the water ao treated being Intended Kasencc of ambergris ...... — 1 <1 rat'll ni ln September and October. Some tree thinks nothing of wearing thirty tlmea. for the rinsing after a cleaning Essence of musk ...... f t drtchni James Justice, of Pedrnktown, scholarships are availabla for yooaf Tbe principal luxury In drese he at* sponge or tub bath. Tbe liquid la left Mingle tbe various aubstances and gathered 110 bushels of fine white po^ women who apply early. This School Iowa himself is in neckties. to dry on the skin, as one of the chief agitate the bottle for several hours, tatoes and one sack of seed potatoes also haa a Home Study Course, which Wltb the king or Spain tbe favorite purposes o r the toilet water is Its ton continuing the shaking during the day from a small lot adjoining his home. physicians say Is or superior excel article or dress la silk ahlrte. In which ic effect. After a weary day, a rub- quite frequently for some weeks. lence. A special Short Course Is also he always hunts, and or which be buys down with a good toilet water, proper Keep th . bottle closely stoppered and The Burlington County Farmers' provided for those wbo desire tp quickly prepare for self-support. Thla many dozens every year at |30 each. ly diluted, makes one feel like a new In a warm, dark place. Let It stand Exchange is shipping an average of for two weeks or longer, then decant School Is highly commended. Tho Tbe most frugal of all tbe crowned being, and while It Is very convenient 30 carloads of potatoes dally to New nurses are under careful supervision heada In the matter ot clothing Is the to get tho vinegars ready made they the liquid, and If It Is not perfectly York and Philadelphia markets while In training and are aaslsted and king of Norway, who spends no more can be turned ont at home very easily clear, filter It. Properly made, angel encouraged la their work. than ao ordinary well-Unlo citzen. and sometimes much more cheaply. water should be almost colorless. There sre many uses for bay rum. Over a million dead flies have been Of nil the fragrant toilet waters “bought” by the Riverton health Order From Sister, Too. none la so much used as rose water, one being that It Is admirable for tnas- ssglng tbe scalp after tbe shampoo, board from boys and girls engaged in Mr Briggs called one evening to aea NEW MOUNTAIN IN JAPAN and when thla is pure It possesses tbe fly-swatting contests (luring the last his sweetheart, and her little brother greatest cosmetic virtues. One for when one Is likely to catch cold or | month. Tom was entertaining him until the mula for this delicious toilet water the hair needs some little dressing to Japan haa a brand new mountain, keep It In order. But If It Is used too young woman came^down. whicb started to grow during the erup calls ror four pounds or rose petals ‘Tom, when your ‘sister comes down and ten quarts of water. The water often or too lavishly on the head It During a quarrel at Warren and tion of Usu-san- Within a month, will dry out tbe locks. Bay rum of Steuben streets, Jersey City, Phillip and is comfortably seated on the bouses which were built on a gentle Is first distilled and then poured cold a very good sort Is cheap enough at Reilly 22 years old of 57 Gregory street, couch with me. I want you to tlr-toe in inclination toppled over as the hill upon the petals, which are shaken the drug store, bui If one is clever was shot in the right hip. His assail softly and turn the gas down low, will side became more steep. Finally a around in the liquid. Then the vessel you?” Is loosely covered and put in a cool, at turning out beauty preparations ant escaped. height of 600 feet was reached, at the this formula would give about as pure "You’re too late,” replied the boy. rate of flve feet a day. Some time af dark place for several weeks, until a thing as could, be bad: The borough of Audubon is agitat- “Sister Just told me to come in and terwards an opposite movement set the liquid becomes odorous. Then It turn it out.”—Judge. Oil ot bay ...... grains j ing the installation of a municipal in, and the summit settled 140 feet Is again distilled, and the drippings are gathered in small bottles and Oil o f orange ...... 16 grains j sewerage system, and tbe council has Oil of plmenta ...... 16 grains j fixed $65,000 as a limit of cost, to be Important to Mothers closely corked. Alcohol ...... 1 quart Examine carefully every bottle of MINE COAL UNDER SEA Another formula calls for putting W ater ...... 33 fluid ounces j decided at a special election. CASTORIA, a aafe and sure remedy for the rose petals in an earthern jar Dissolve the oils In the alcohol c.:1 infants and children, and see that it add the water. Then stir into the Miss Julia Wildrlck, residing a half Wbat te perhaps the most extraordi and covering them with a weak brine Bears the liquid about two ounces of precipated mile east of Hackettstown, was found nary coal mine io the world may be of common salt The roses may be Signature of ( phosphate of lime and filter. This tound on a tiny island ln tbe Japan gathered every day. and tbe petals I dead in her room. She had been a In Use For Over MfYears. added as they come handy. will Improve with age. i sufferer from valvular heart trouble. sea. near Nagasaki. Thla island has Children Ciy lor Fletcher** Castoria The tree shown in our illustration atanda near Washington, O. C., and just sufficient room upon Ita surface She was a trained nurse. l i historic. During the Civil war It waa used as a signal station by General for tbe shafts and the hoisting ma From a Mere Man. We all like our friends to be per At Paterson, Chancellor Walker Early when that Confederate commander was invading the north, and later chinery. The workings, which are Will you kindly advise me tbe du-; fectly frank—about other people. It waa used by the sharpshooters of the Federal army. The tree is supposed very extensive, reach out In ail di Timely Advice and granted a divorce on the grounds of IW H W H *****>»** HHHHfr ties of the “beat man” at a home wed- j to be many hundred yeara old. rections under the sea. ding? I am to wear a dress suit. Will ! cruelty to Mrs. Mary Jane Lacey, wife Mr*. Wlnalow'a Soothing Syrup ror Children of Joseph I^acey. The complainant is tf*-thing, softens the rums. reducta Inflamma you state the accessories that go with tion, alla/a pain, cure* wind colic. S it? Harry, j 30 years old and the defendant 80. The couple have one child, 7 years old. j HAS 20 MINUTES SUNSHINE If a man is easily bought the buyer Hints for the The best man is supposed to be the ' is apt to be sold. Tfc«» la a bney town of 500 Inhab moral support and adviser of the - While attending a picnic at Bender’s j itant! la Colorado where tha mn bridgegroom; he sees to the details, Park, near Roselle, Viola Jakonski, 10 | afciaaa bat i t alnutaa out of aach I t such as having the necessary creden years old, of 118 Monmouth avenue,j koota. T ill town u Rlter portal. It t ia l at hand required by tbe state Newark, fell from a swing and broke j la lacatcd ta Ounntaon canyon and la Hostess and clergyman, pays the latter, her left arm. She was taken to the j tka point horn whleh tha great Gun stands by the bridgegroom and entera St. Elizabeth Hospital. aiaon tunnel waa run that the waters wltb him; he takea the maid of honor of that river m!ght be conducted to (if there is one) under his especial The Rev. Cuthbert P. Newton, pas- j eyond the mountain protection after the ceremony. In ract, tor of the Gethseinane Baptist Church j The Goanlaon canyon waa be la supposed to be the official think of Trenton, proved himself a hero j lad preclpltoua and opposed Gi«4ar a Mah. er for the bridgegroom. Pearl studs when he jumped Into the Delaware ! great difficulties to the engineers who Will you name a f«w article, that a and cuff links, a -white bow tie, white river and saved his 7-year-old son from j •ought to divert Ita watera. These j young woman may with propriety give kid gloves and white waistcoat, with drowning. engineers cat a road In the solid rock j to a man who is about to leave for a patent leather pumps, go with foil of the canyon’s aide and at tbe foot j distant city to study law? evening dress. There is a shortage of cqrs for the ! v e n t i d e Supper. oT that road planted a town. This Sweet Sixteen. shipment of produce, and pp.rticularly | E - town waa the headquarter a for tbe The Proper Thing to Do. potatoes, which are now being hustled j ’ What ihill it be ? A spectacular engineering enterprise It is supposed that the man ln ques Being In doubt I come to your belp- to the markets from Woodbury. These ! cooked meal? N o I T o o long that tbey*had In mind. In the town tion will have a "den” of some de fol department for information. Is it shipments have the attention of every j lived the working force which was — too tedioui to prepare. scription and tbere are a number of necessary to write anything upon the farmer and thousands of men who are | driving the tunnel through the moun j things to provide which are useful aa card that Is sent with a wedding gift? not farmers. Juil phone the grocer lot tain. well as ornamental. For instance, a If so, what? Must an invitation to a This town was perched upon the j bronze incense burner to hold cigar wedding be acknowledged? Newkirk Van Meter, of Pittsgrove, | piece or ground at the foot of the | ashes, a stunning metal desk Bet, a A. O. was offered early in June an automo- | great cliffs that waa most nearly ! brass candlestick wltb a bayberry can- bile for tbe peaches on his 500. trees. ! Luncheon level. Even thla spot, however, of i die, a metal letter holder, book ends It fs not necessary to Bay anything The offer was refused. About the mid- ! fered an opportunity of placing tbe j of wood or metal, a framed sentiment, on the cafrd, on the other hand, lt is die of June the fruit began to fall, until : Meats dwellings only in an irregujar way ; etc. In fact, there Is almost no limit perfectly proper to do ao. The words now tbere is hardly a basketful on all - and one above the other. Here .in to acceptable objects outside of the They're deEdml Sans "Sincere good wishes” or “Hearty con the trees. the mountains haa existed for four 1 ever-present pillow, or which, like tea- gratulations” seem to bring the donor Vienna uusage of ice d dried years a busy little village with all j spoons for a girl, “there can never be Into closer touch witb the recipient, Raphaelo Mellona, 21 years old, j bed—too* veal loaf cr coned the elements of modern civilization I too many.” but as with all things, this is a mat while riding a bicycle at Newark ave- ; berf. They're ao eaiy to senre. brought with It Into this isolation. In ter or personal feeling. Dame Curt nue and Cole street, Jersey City, was O t, hoe', aa ilea— a Libby the pictnre Uncle Sam's public school Send Seif-Atdresaed Stamped En sey has said time and again that an run down by an automobile owned by j appears as the highest building in the velope. invitation to a home wedding demand former President of the Police Board ! right hand background. I find your department very help ed an immediate "acceptance” or "re Mortimer Gleason. Young Mellona’s Ufe'.Oite. m 5mm CjUtAIm The strangest thing about this vil ful. I would like to know of a book gret” the same as for any social func leg was crushed. He was hurried to ' lage la the fact that It haa but 20 of nice parlor games that could be IMr’.CteW W tion at a home. A wedding at the the City Hospital. minutes of sunshine every day. Tbls played at house parties for boys and church does not require a reply. U f a ’. ! U I W CklllCmmC is due to the precipitous walls that girls. A Constant Reader. A boy of 12 years old and a girl' of j Potato* t Am Cratin rise on each side of the stream and Reply to "Miss Anxious.” 8 appeared ln Police Court to enter a Libb/i Atpmrmtmm sbut out the rays oT the sun. There Tbere are several books ot games Nineteen Is decidedly too young for complaint againBt their father, M ike\ is the brief period of 20 minutes be | and amusements intended to help a man to think of matrimony and real Ruski, of Elizabeth, for cTuelly beat- j tween 11:20 and 11:40 wben the sun j those who entertain but who have llt- ly too young for a girl; one month is ing tbeir mother. The children said peeps over the bluff on the one side I tie time or thought to give to the mat- not much difference in ages, but I Mrs. Ruski was so badly injured that of tbe .stream and before its rays havo j ter. Just send me a self-addressed think It is usually more satisfactory to she could not appear in court. been cut off by the high cliffs on the j envelope In care of the papfer (stamp- have the husband a few years older. other aide. This one short span of j ed) and I will send you the names and A man should place his hat on the On receipt of a letter from his j sunlight is all tbat these people of | prices of three or four. floor, it is not the girl’s place to hold mother in Baltimore, informing him j the canyon get year in and year out it. that he had been bequeathed 1100,000, j Artificial light bills run high bere. Card to Sand With Flowers. Some men have time to call after Charles Marchant, a member of the j Will you please tell me what to taking a girl to a party, but it is not Westfield police force, who draws a Write on a card to send with flowers necessary. monthly salary cf $75, announced that GREATEST JEWISH CITY Of all the races that go to make up the British army in India, none excel waen a death occurs? 81eeve holders are an appropriate he will stick to tbe job for two years. the Goorkhas for loyalty and bravery. They first enlisted in the British serv Anxious to Know. gift. About one-tenth of the entire Jew ice in 1814, after being defeated, and there are now three regiments of them. Be careful with your kisses. ish race in the world today resides in : The Second Goorkhas are especially proud of the honorary truncheon which | Your card if sent from the florist Accused of threatening to burn the j tbe United Slates, where they form ; they carry instead of colors. It was presented to them in 1863 by Queen Vic- j with, the flowers Which you order by Reply to MA Boy." barns on thfe John L. Kuster farm, about two per cent, of tbe population. | tc'ria and is carried on parade by a jemr'ar and escorted by two color havildars telephone or mail need have nothing If a girl turns you down because near Georgetown, where he was em- j More live there now than were in the and two naicks. The truncheon is about six feet in length, is of bronze, and j upoti lt beside*your name, but If you you are financially embarrassed. I ployed as a farm hand, Joseph Mitch-1 whole of Palestine. Every fifth per j is surmounted by a silver crown supported by three Goorkha soldiers in i wish you may send a card which has ell, a young man, was locked up at j son one meets on the streets is a bronze. On a ring of silver below the figures are inscribed the words, “Main think you need not worry about los I penciled upon It “With deep sympa Bordentown. He had a dispute over Hebrew. In every country the .lews Picquet Hindoo Rao’s House. Delhi, 1857." Below this ring is a represents- ing her friendship. When onfe is in thy” or “Accept pur sincere sympathy trouble is when one’s friends should wages with the manager of the farm, j are among the most orderly elements j tion in bronze of the Delhi gate, of the palace of the moguls with two kukhries, loseph Tantum. of the population. * the Goorkhas’ national weapon, under it in silver. In this your great sorrow.” stand by them. MME MERRI. Stricken with convulsions at Union Where to Send the Present. New Color Schemes. tom tbey had to form a new habit, immense tract, greater in extent than I*ke Park, Millville, the small child j ^PIGEONS QUIT CATHEDRAL I have received ao much help by Navy blue and violet are dominating lone- that suited their conditions of the Btate of Pennsylvania, be admits of Mary Cox. of 8outb Millville, al-1 reading your page that I come to you colors ln millinery, and are mixed | life, and in doing this changes In ts “larger than any one man should most died before a physician could ar- j now. very artistically with light threads of W M e m o r e k -For hundreds or years pigeons their appearances have taken place- nave.” Kidman, when a boy of thir rive. Dr. Charlea B .Neal saved the | My brother will marry in the fall, oerise. orange, green and gray straw. lave nestled on tbe spire of Strass- Down on the sea floor. Instead or teen years, left his home at Adelaide boy's life, and found he had eaten i as he will go to our home and I am Even the new flowers show the influ ft Shoe Polishes burg cathedral.” says an English writ swimming, they have to He on one to seek his fortune. He secured work poisonous berries. Fh«t Quality I art—> Variety not able to go to the wedding shall 1 er. “They increased ao much that side, and this continued change in the as a cowboy at flve dollars a week. ence of these contrasting mixtures, send the present home or give lt to many attempts have been made to ex position of the body has brought He finds the atmosphere of cltiea hard and often some novelties in their ar For the third time tbis summer light them when they come back to the tirpate them, but in vain. During the about a change in the body Itseir. to breathe and is never so happy as rangements. ning struck on the farm of Melvin city? Engle. last few years there has been a aud Tbe newly-hatched skates swim In when traveling In a buggy across the Poppies of shot taffetas succeed the Garwood, Monroeville, and damaged a i t a and startling diminution in the the usual faehion. They turn on the huge tracts where be is monarch of white popples of velvet. Each petal tenant hoUse in which potato pickers m n be r of these cathedral pigeons. 1 side only when they begin to live at all he survyes. Seems to me as long as the bridal rests on another large petal of green, were quartered. The foreigners es , a 0f opinion that this manifest re the bottom of the eea. Before long couple are to make their home In the crepe de chine, forming a border all caped injury but were badly fright- duction Is dee Cojhe asphalting of .be same town that I would wait and give round, while the heart or center or the wed. *. the body becomes flattened, and the LABORER’S RICH FIND. streets round the cathedral. Between eyes and the m3uth shift around. If them your gift when they arrive, as it flower Is in ostrich feathers, either I I , ftone sets of the pavement the will save them packing It and bring black or yellow. This Is an amusing they remained In the position they An English laboring man took a In a knife duel Franiydorton, of 213 pigeons were able to pick up food In ing back with them. However, It will novelty for the spring millinery. were before the flsh descended to the mezzotint into Christie’s srt rooms In John street, Elizabeth^ was literally Cenattty. In consequence of tbe as be perfectly proper to send lt to the bottom, they would be of no use to London the other day and was aston cut to pieces by. It is charged. Ernest phalting and daily watering and cleans- them. The fish, however, simply bride before the wedding if you pre ished to be told that It was worth Use of Gold. Ballossi. fcg oT the places In tbe immediate fer. adapt themselves to their condl'lor. of $1,785. It was the “Children Batblng- Gold Is Immensely .used In ordinary ^ 1 the birds have gone ’* life. Naturalists are agreed that this a'l hoota »rvi i of J. Ward, a famous eighteenth cea dress this season, and gold shoes with Passaic City Commissioners have Is one of the most remarkable ph«* tury engraver and painter Reply E. L. O. stockings of the same tint are among adopted an ordinance covering the an nomena in the life history of sny flsh. A girl only twelve years old Is en the most noticeable contents of shoe nual tax levy for tbe flscaj year end —tzs______SKATE IS AN ODD FISH. tirely too young to have a beau or go makers’ windows; also pale kmon ing June 30. i m . It provides for col DUST FROM RUBBER TffiES to dances. Perhaps young people colored stockings and shoes in suede lection on real estate and personal ggSLaafirJLTfi wd the Bounder live on GREATEST LAND OWNER think I am too strict, but remember I to match. Th re never was n period property to the amount of $603,209.51, n. The ancestors of the The extent of the use of automo *\»vv been over the road and know iu wblr-h the details of dress were less the sum of $92,039. Which is the res oT the sharks, used The greatest land ownsr In the biles In New Vork city may be esiinia uid a girl loses all her freshness and nore Insisted upon than our own; it estimated amount of the income to tha at tn ths upper waters world t* Sydney Kidman, a cattleman ted lrom the fact that per *enf of 12 •he aanie lot conveyed by Elisha ■“ Newman, ct ux, to Elmer llal*er stick, by deed date*I March Ifc l* K MRBARY PIRATES IIKHIFFS MAI.K recorded In Book *W ol Dred* |MUp S writs of ft fa lo *» mi. Ac. Mini N t o f llw Civralt All that certain tract or pared ol Heaa Couit of Monnoijtli nmnly land aud premise* hereinafter |»ar These Fiend* T trrw u a d the Sea will Iw e x p o a e d to n i t at public « n ticularly descrilied, situate, lying For Five Centuries. d a r , am MONDAY. THK rfth DAY aud being in the Township of Wall, O F AIM.I ST, a, between Hit 19 1 in the County of Monmouth and b o a ts o f o'clock mm! o'clock, (at 1 1 5 Male of Mew Jersey, and described o 'r lo r k ) . ia tbe aftnnora of said DEFIE0 THE ENTIRE WORLD. 1 as follow>s vU: Beginning on Ilie