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COLONEL ALLEGES FRAUD r ta selling to Cincinnati a t 12® * NO B01T, SAYS L M. DIXON BUILDING BOOMS REPORTED . tail wbat of U t Wbat i th e price ------gasoline* / Voles W m » « U t to 35* 1-2—Shout* Reosevelt Wants Dlaen to Be •elected R«jl Estate Transactions Indicate S ■ payaayou enter car* the furtlrt* ol "•etrayar ond Hootm, Foil *0 •a National Chairman "in ths Evsnt j Business Awakening I" woman to par firea ou»t b« Swerve Ihe Regular Sf Colon*I s Nomination’*—All Sections — Churches Raising M o a t l i apoL Republican*. Factions in Fighting Mood- Funds for Worthy Objects. le tte r paper ta to coat more, but j tha lower will be expected to write Columbus. Ohio —Control lad hy tha Chicago. — W ith the con vent to* , The apple crop in South long letters Juat tbo aame. j Taft forces, led by United Slates Sen many daya off the dally acenoa in the j promises to be lighter than usual ■ ------■ — j a lor Theodore Burton. Warren G. hotel lobbies where delegates and poll- f _ Europo reporta an eclfpce of tbe Bun. l i n i n g and Maurice Maachke, the ticiana gather during a National con- j Gloucester assessors find that *lHit China a Sun continues to ahins Republican State convention indorsed vention. aa well as at the Colifeum houses were built in the city la*i and break into tbe newspapers^ j ih<* administration ot the President Annex, where the convention head — ------* amid cries ol ‘betrayal” and selected quarters are located, bate rivaled \ Mrs. Mattie White left Riverton on The rain falls more on the Juat than e il delegates at large to the national those which In other years were in a 6000-mil* journey to visit her son, the unjust, for the latter attach tbem- j e0nvention pledged to cast their vote* evidence only on Ihe very eve of the »b o is a naval surgeon In the Phillip- selves to any umbrella In sight. {cr hinj unqualifiedly. con vent km itself. Not only la the full I pines, ------| The vote on ihe question of indoi membership of the Republican Nation j _ A scientist announces that coffee !• ment was 393 1-2 for Taft and 359 1-2 al Committee represented here but the ' W illiam Rosell. Riverside's chatn- frequently tbe cause of divorce Some {or Roosevelt. The Taft forces thus advance guard of Helgatea and con- j pion angler, caught aa eel 48 inches coffee is capable of worse things than bad j j rotea more than a majority of testants, and leaders, who have no di- j long and weighing five pounds in Ran- that ! the convention. On the selection of rect connection with the committee or eocaa Creek. ------delegates at large the Roosevelt forces ihe Contests have been flocking into Harvard knows a lot. hut ih e haa ^ jn e d three votes, A committee of Millville Council hsd to acknowledge that ahe doenn't The convention waa riotous. Cheers, ihe city. A plan to meet at once the full force will urge the West Jersey A Seashore know how to keep the college eima Jwff> aod hleses prevailed almost from of Theodore Roosevelt's fight to con­ Railroad Company to place a station alive. the moment the chaplain offered pray- trol the organization of the Republican In the southeastern section of the city. -4 er to tbe vote of the last county in the J+AMDJJY& OUADDCAJiAMQ National Convention by making per­ Los Angeles chorus glrla are aald ts [ final m il call. The hissing especially American property in Cuba Is now being protected by American marines, who hsve been landed there In manent the organization, witb Senator be out on a strike. If they don’t Uk* marked tbe speech of W arren G. ilard- It ls expected that the street eou* considerable numbers. Though President Gomez does not want inter-ention by the United States, he Is glad to Klihu Root ss chairman, was practical­ tbeir jobs why don't they go Into poll ing indorsing President Taft. mlttee of Council will report favor bave the marines there, bo that his tloops can devote themselves entirely to pursuing the insurgents. ly agreed on by Taft leaders. Thia ia tics! “I have addressed 300 political gath­ ably on the petition for the paving of io accordance witb lhe wishes of the erings.” said Mr. Harding, “and thla is Broad street, Elizabeth. President. The hide of tbe whsle Is aald to be the first lim e I hare been hissed.” FIVE MAKE CONFESSION The permanent chairman will be re­ two fest thick In aome places Thl« The six delegates chosen are T. E. OF RECEIVING BRIBES ported to the committee on permanent A t Elizabeth, George Blash, of 3J0 i tha whale the politician of tha Burton. Cuyahoga county; H.M. Daugh­ WAITERS'STRIKE TAFT WELCOMES Pine street * aa held in $5u0 bail in organization made up of one member erty. Franklin county ; W. G. Harding. Atlantic City Officials Inform Detec­ from each state and territory, report­ police court on a charge of stabbing Marion county; Charles P. Taft, Ham­ tive Burns of Graft—Many Men ed from the floor of the convention, Steve Garbach, of 229 Bond street Tha ssssoo of 1911 bldi ilton county; A I. Vorys, Franklin CRIPPLES HOTELS KAISER'S FLEETfollowing tbe temporary organization. Are Involved. fair to be quite aa highly seasoned aa county; D. J. Cable. Allen county. The wishes of the candidate for Presi­ Tripping over a rug in her room, of other yeara The convention will meet again in Mrs. Anna S. Taylor. 90 years old. of Atlantic City, N.J.—Harry F. Dough­ dent are usually consulted by the con­ Columbus, July 2, to name a State Advance in Food Prices Becao ie Gls8sboro,tal and her hip was broken. erty, one of the four Councilmen from German and American War vention. and ii ia generally assumed ticket. She ia in a critical condition a i tbe of Increased Wages. the Third W ard of Atlantic City, was that President Taft’s friends will Cincinnati women want a curfew Ships Exchange Salutes. home ol her daughter, Mrs. E. T. for men only. When a man haa to hi held for the Grand Jury's action on strive to make 8enator Root perman­ Roosevelt Cries Fraud. Kelly. chased home It Is plain he needs otb charges that he accepted a bribe of ent presiding officer. Oyster Bay. N. Y.—"The politicians 1500 for voting in favor of an ordin­ The Roosevelt campaign managers, nta. John Baker, a farmer near Penns- by adroit manipulation have succeed­ NEGRO STRIKE BREAKERS ance involving the building of a $1, HEADS OF NATIONS TOASTED wbo also have transferred their activi­ grove, and his wife have been ill for A train ran a race with a cyclone ln ed in giving Mr. Taft the six delegatee- 500.000 concrete structure in the place ties to tbs city, persisted in their pre­ at-large in frank and cynical defiance of the famous boardwalk that now dictions that Col. Roosevelt would bo several weeks. Their neighbors turn­ Kansas—snd won. The cyclone most ed in, plowed their ground and finish­ have rubbed the earth too close and of the emphatic action of the people Strike May Spread to Chicago and runs for seven miles along the ocean nominated on tbe first ballot when ths Salutes from All and Call Returned— ed the planting before nightfall. themselves. This is of course pure Baltimore During Conventiona— lront. Republican National Convention got full of friction. American Naval Officers Give s Din­ political brigandage.” President of Hotel Association Dougherty’s arraignment followed meets. From neither side haa there, ner on Board the Florida to B. E. Merriam. for several yesrs “Imports of diamonds hare fallen off Such ls Colonel Roosevelt's opinion the confession, of four other members been forthcoming for publication any Urges Contribution. superintendent of schools at Hacken­ b e am y /’ aays tbe New York World- of the action of tbe Ohio state conven­ of Council that tbey had accepted Guests in Our Waters. thorough analysis of the situation to sack, has been appointed school di­ Perhaps all the hotel clerks ars now tion, where he was defeated by the bribes to vote ia favor of the same or­ bear out with convincing force tbe as­ New Yca-k.—Hotel and restaurant rector and psychologist at lbe New Taft forces in the fight for the six dinance. Fort Monroe, Va.— W itb all the cere­ sertions of either. owners or Manhattan figured that if Jersey Slate Reformatory, assuming delegates-at-large. It Is contained in a A fifth m an confessed that he had monies which a friendly war fleet ex­ Nobody can scare us,” said Penross they are forced to grant the demands his duties-at the institution. A society woman In New Jersey statement in which alBo he scores the been the gb-between in the payment tends to a visiting squadron In a home of Pennsylvania. “Talk won't win in of the striking waiters and cooks died while playing bridge. Tbe game defense put up by William Barnes. Jr., of the'money. port, the German warships Moltke, this convention; the delegates will do prices in their establishments will be Judge Benjamin A. V ail has author- . I> often l shock lo Its plajera. but nut against lhe stuck made upon him by The total number that may be in­ Bremen and Stettin were welcomed to the voting." advanced at least 30 per cent. It was Ized the issuance of $145,000 worth of often auch a fatal one. » » colonel. volved before the ripping off of the lid American waters here. President Taft, There has been a stiffening all along pointed out that if the charges are not bonds asked for by the Board of Free­ has been completed is put a t between Secretary Meyer and an official party i.he line among the Taft men. They increased several of the moderate holders to raise money for paving Rah­ The Princeton student who has In- ARKANSAS STRIKES REEF. thirty and fo/ty. came from Washington on the yacht do not intend to Uke a defensive po­ price houses will have to close their W allace J . Palmer, a rich real es­ way, Newark and Westfield avenues. Tented a pocket for a woman's silk Mayflower to extend the welcome of sition. Their policy is to a Roose­ dining rooms. Another interesting d e tate man, ia be who confessed that he Elizabeth, and South avenue, Plain­ wtocxing evidently Isn’t devoting all tbe Nation to Adm iral von Rebeur- velt head whenever they see it Crane Battleship Buns on It for Forty-four velopment in tbe strike situation is field. Id s attention to his studies. served for hire as the go-between in Paaschewitz and his oficers and men. of Massachusetts, and Barnes of New Feet Near Penobscot. the prospect lhat the waiters who ex­ the bribery, which now appears to With the Presidential A rty was Count York, are the men responsible for the pect to be employed In Chicago and have been jp -bebpU of a project that In a pistol battle that fallowed a In Ohio It haa been held criminal for ' Washington.—Plunging on a rock at von Berustoff; tbe GCTman Ambassa­ aggressive policy. Baltimore when tbe Republican and was deliberately planned as a trap by game of cards at Westfield, Joseph a audidste to (I t. s rater s cigar ’<•>* entrance lo renobecot Bay. Ihe dor. Fresh from conference with Col. Democratic, conventions are held will William J. Burns, the detective, who Stirling, 35, of Spring street, was in­ Tho recipient of the clear rerj Rn- dreadnought Arkansas, the newest snd Salutes of twenty-one guns for tbe Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. Senator Dix­ take advantage of the crowds and will has acted as the agent of a company stantly killed by Carlo D ’Phanvo, 48, orally endorses that principle. ""oat powerful ship >» the United President and fifteen for the Secretary on and National Committeeman Wil­ demand a substantial increase in of men from whom tribute had been who died later from the effect of ______:______States navy, crushed in her pore side of the Navy were fired by both fleets liam T. Ward of New York made It wages under threats to strike and exacted. Burns began his work in Ap­ wounds inflicted by Stirling. Tbe men Massachusetts m an who fell heir to ! *or * distance of fifty feet and a width as tbe Mayflower headed into Hamp­ clear that tbe Roosevelt managers leave the hotels and restaurants in ril, 1911. lt reached a culmination were cousins. millions haa bought a farm. He la I of eighteen feet. The outer steel shell, ton roads. were not behind the claim of Mr. How­ those cities tied up. Wednesday afternoon. That night now ln a position to raise chickens I three-quarter* of an inch in thickneas, The German BhipB bad been at an­ ell to a seat on the committee. Gus Schult, manager of the .Hotel these four men confessed: At Elizabeth, Henry r. Williams, 46 and *tni keep out of the poorhowe. corering that area, i» practically de- chor several days just inside the Vir­ Talk of a bolt from the convention ------* stroyed. The inner shell is punctured. Hermitage, said if the association re­ S. S, Phoebus, a councilman from years old, of 74 W est Jersey Btreet. a ginia Capes. As they steamed slowly by the Roosevelt forces Mr. Dixon de­ cognizes the union the moderate price the Second W ard and until recently tailor who was burned while cleaning Tba Bagerstown. Md„ public library The value of th’e naval system of into the Roads, convoyed by part of signated as ’junk.” restaurants and hotels in Manhattan the millionaire owner of the Hotel clothing with benzine, died in the Cen­ keeps sn automobile tbat delivers ; sub-division of the hull into a largo the welcoming squadron, the big Am­ With the preliminary skirmish in ill be compelled to charge 25 cents Windsor. tral Hospital. He had been a resident books from door to door. Those books number of small compartments is be- erican battleships and cruisers at an­ the Republican contest over the Taft for bread and butter for each person. James W. Lane of Chelsea, repre­ of the city for six years. He is sur­ m ust have been ordered by telephone j lieved to have been demonstrated by chor, tbe Louisiana, North Dakota, forces, who bave been gathering here — — ------; the accident, for the blow to tbe Ar- He gave the following table of pres­ senting the Fourth Ward. Lane is vived by a widow and one daughter. New Hampshire, Delaware, South In great numbers, expressed the great­ kansas is thought to have been juBt ent and proposed prices: head of the Lane Paving Company, A r optimist Is s man who bellewe* Carolina and Utah, dressed sbip lo est confidence in the outcome. Present Proposed. whose advertising catch line is “If it’s A. L Fallace, of Swedeshoro, who that the anthracite trouble will soon such a clip as the heel of the iceberg Aside from this development tbe O y s te rs...... $ .25 $ .30 concrete it will pay you to see os.1' welcome the foreigners. Bands on the bung out an Italian flag above the Am­ be settled, so that coal will be plenti­ inflicted upon the bottom of the ill- after decks of the flagships Florida roost interesting political news was a Soup ...... 25 .30 William Malia, representing the erican flag on Memorial Day, which ful and reasonably cheap next winter. fated Titanic. well authenticated report that Senator Cold meats ...... 40 .50 Third Ward, and owner of a hotel in and Moltke exchanged national airs as led to the tearing down of the foreign | Small sirloin steak .. .1.25 1.52 the German Bhips between tbe Ameri­ Joseph M. Dixon, manager of Cot On Mars a year Is 730 days long Atlantic avenue, where tbe bribe flag and the arrest of Fallace, was giv­ BELGIUM FEARS REVOLUTION. j French fried potatoes can lines, turned about in a graceful Roosevelt's preconvention campaign I t seems evident that some of the . .20 .25 money1 was paid over to three of the en a hearing and held for court under j Plank steak for two ,.2.00 2.4C circle and drew up alongside. The has been invited by the colonel to be ladles have sdopted the Martian cal­ group. a charge of disorderly conduct Moltke anchored near the Florida. national chairman in the event Roose­ endar without saying anything about ! Militia in Brussels and Antwerp Make Roast chicken ...... 1.25 1.55 Gustav Kessler, representing the velt is nominated at Chicago to direct Guinea hen ...... 1.25 1.55 Third Ward, a man whose wealth is As PresidentTaft and the welcoming While shaving himself, Otto Sukko ft. j Common Cause with Mob. the campaign until the election in No­ Coffee, a c u p ...... 10 .15 said to exceed 1250,000. aod cousin of party aboard the Mayflower steamed inflicted a cross-like gash on his neck. Brussels.—Belgium is in a state of Frank A. Read, president of the Ho­ Commodore Louis Kuehnle. for fifteen by in review of the combined line of vember. His wife and 9-year-old daughter found This information came to Senator Tbe price of eggs In China now is nationwide tension on account of the tel Association of New York, has sent years Republican boss of Atlantic City ships the jackies of both fleets man­ Sukko with his bead over the sink. ’five cents a dozen, but unfortunately i recent elections, and rioting through- a letter to ali the members of that or­ and of Atlantic county. ned the rails. The Germans cheered Dixon's friends, and they were very He was rushed to S t Francis's Hos­ fo r economical housekeepers. It is out tbe country bas taken on a revolu- ganization telling them that it favors Some say they have spent at least Tbe Mayflower then tcok up a position mucb pleased, and without exception pital, Trenton, but died shortly alter 8.000 miles to China by the shortest .' tionarv character. Many persons have spending $1,000,000 to block the plans $100,000 already and will spend more near the Moltke and President Taft declared that it was a very decent arriving there. ■way. been killed or wounded in various of the International Hotel ■ Workers' before they get through with i t went aboard to welcome the German thing for the colonel to do. Knowing ------| cities, and a large number of reserves Association to force the hotels and res­ Admiral. Following these formalities Senator Dixon's enthusiasm for Col. T he report of Building Inspector It Is said that the Egyptians knew bave been called to the colors. The taurants here to recognize the union STANDING OF THE CANDIDATES. officers of both fleets were taken Roosevelt, his friends believe he will Brennan of Elizabeth, for May shows about appendicitis 7.000 years ago. I agitation in the industrial centres is and adopt the closed shop system. aboard the Mayflower for luncheon accept- the management o f the nation­ an increase ih operations over April cf Which may afford a clew to how they rapidly increasing, More than 3.000 negro waiters from Headquarters Give Out Their Latest with the President and his party. al campaign if his favorite wins in $22,874 and over May, 3911; of $26,«;10. • got the money with which to build tbe The conservative elements are con- points south were said to be in town I nformation. When tbe German officers arrived in Chicago. The total for the month was $214,495, pyramids. j siderably alarmed over the tendency of ready to go to work If. needed. Upon Washington there Was an exchange of There was some surprise in political for which sixty-four permits were -?— ------—- j the Civic Guard, which corresponds to them the hotel managements are re Republicans. official visits and a luncheon at the circles over the fact that Colonel granted. According to a scientist the older a ’be American militia, to make com- lying to smash he strike. Delegates in convention ...... 1.078 German Embassy. The officers were Roosevelt had asked Senator Dixon to Necessary for nomination ...... 540 «ta r is the faster It moves. Long prae- , mon cause wItb lbe rjoters. It was estimated that fifty hotels guests at dinner at the White House. take the management of the campaign After administration papers had Claimed for Taft ...... 592 flee In dodging vegetables and other ------and restaurants have been affected by thus early. It is said to have occurred been granted to Mrs. Mary R. Skinner the strike. While the number of strik­ Instructed for T a f t ...... 536 similar tokens from audiences surely / FRED O. BEACH IS INDICTED, PENSION FOR SCHLEY'S WIDOW. only a few days ago in New York. and Mrs. M artha Whitehead, of Eliza* ought to counL ______ing hotel employes, including waiters, Claimed for R o o se v e lt...... 600 beth, the will of thejr father, David buses, cooks and pantrymen, is guess- instructed for Roosevelt ...... 460 Senator Rayner Declares Loop of U. S. SENATOR NIXON DEAD. Bruce, was found. Consequently Judge Grand Jury in Aiken Charges Club- work, the strike leaders themselves Instructed for La Follette ...... 36 A college professor has discovered Brooklyn Saved Day at Santiago. Atwater cancelled the papers. The > man with Attack on Wife. not being able to give a figure, there ! Instructed for Cummins . . . that a woman scratches a match with Nevada Republican and Mine Owner value of the estate left by Mr. Bruce is are In the neighborhood of 3,500 out. Washington.—Recognition of the Aiken, S. C.-*-An indictment was Democrats. estimated a t $25,000. am ootward movement Those sheath services of the late Admiral Schley Succumbs to Meningitis Attack. gowns are certainly doing their share handed down here b , the Grand Jury j «h' re " 1 Delegate* in coneentlon .. .1,094 W ashington. — George S. Nixon, against Frederick O. Beach, of New least 5,000.- j ~ was accorded by the Senate when, by in emancipating the sex. ______j Necessary for nomination ..7 2 8 United States Senator from Nevada, A crusade against the ice dealers of York, oo a charge of assault and bat­ a vote of 41 to 11, the pension of his Washington.—A strike among hotel | Instructed for Clark .. 364 died in the Episcopal Eye, Ear and Trenton has been waged by Sealer of tery with intent to kill. It is charged widow was increased from $50 to $150 The famous Mona Lisa la said to be employes here in sympathy with the ! Instructed for Wilson ... .. 204 Throat Hospital, where he underwent Weights and Measures Donovan with that he attacked his wife, Mrs. Cam illa a month. The lower figure bad been In tbe United States The only clue New York walkout was forecasted at Instructed for Underwood .. 84 an operation for the removal of tbe reault that many of them have been Beach, and slashed her throat in the set by tho committee according to its tba art detectives have to trace her is a largely attended mass meeting, at Instructed for H arm on ___ . . 25 established rule of limitation, and tbe abscess In the nose. He did not rally warned that for another violation they garden ol their winter home here on tbat sbe wears a smile which will not which Grant Hamilton, national organ­ Instructed for Marshall . . . . . SO after the operation and meningitis de­ will be taken before the court on char­ February 26 last Beach is a well- increase came as an amendment pro­ L In these days that is aome izer of the American Federation of Instructed for Baldwin ...... 14 veloped. ges. The sealer found that the men known clubman and is popularly posed by Senator Rayner of the Ad­ Labor, addressed the hotel workers fnatructsd for B u r k e ...... 10 miral’s State of Maryland. He said Mr. Nixon was elected to the United on the Ice wagons were not giving the known as ‘’Beauty" Beach. and urged then to organize. Uninstructed ...... 227 the "loop” at Santiago saved the day. ‘ States Senate Jan. 26,1905. required weight to customers. “Chicago has discovered a girl with DIRECT SENATOR LAW FAIL8. a perfect foot," aays the Toledo Blade TWO AVI TORS KILLED. BATH BANK CL08ES DOORS. HOUSE BARS “TRUST" VESSELS. MINE JURISDICTION EXTENDS. A gasoline explosion demolished the Did the poor girl lose the other one? automobile owned by Councilman Massachusetts House and Senate at ! Buchstatetter, Noted German Flyer, Private Institution With Deposits Of Wireless Bill for Passenger Steamers Passage of Foater Bill Gives Bureau Charles E. Telmey, of M illville He Odda Over the Measure. A preacher Informs ua that no man j i Falla with Army Lieutenant. $650,000 Has Largely OverlOsned. Goea Through. Authority Over All Mineral Products. wns cleaning the car at the time of the explosion, but was unhurt baa a right to tell hia wife a lie—not Boston.-The House of Represent.- , Breneo._ Anw t Buchstaetter, one Bath. N. Y.— The George W . Hal- Washington.—Steamship lines, for­ Washington.—The House passed tires again refused to agree to the j of |h, ^ known o( lh<. G rrm , n , lls even a harmless one And yet w e lock Bank of this village failed to eign and domestic, were hard hit In the Foster hill enlarging the jurisdic­ Brown hill for the direct party nomi-. Ind M B||„, of th, 0ottd,0 have been told tbat self preservation open Its doors. The institution was the House when the Humphrey bill tion of tbe bureau of mines. The bu­ A t Passaic. Max Becker, of 60 Sec­ nation of Inlted States Senator* Hy Army wer<. klllfd thetr mono ond street wbo thought marriage a Is tba flrat taw of nature. started in 1849 by the late William closing American ports to all vessels reau has jurisdiction over only coal joke, is now in the county jail, await­ tbe people, w hich has passed tbe Son- i pi,n e plunged to Ihe gronnd Just after Hubbel and his son-in-law, the late G. whose owners violate the Sherman mines. The Foster bill extends this ing a bondsman to produce $500 Bec- Writing paper to to advance In cost. ate. The House insl.ts upon the Dono- j s trin g onw ,„Ihe v ...Northwe*t Ariatlon W. Hallock. The present condition of law and the Alexander bill requiring authority to cover the m ining of all but It Is too mucb to expect that the hue bill, providing for the direct nomi- circuit of 425 miles Aar waa charged by hia wife witb fail the bank is due to overloaning. It has complete wireless equipment on all metallurgical products and the quar­ rise will teach aome impetuous states­ nation and preferential election of i monoplane rose and was taking lag to support her. In court he laugh­ approximate deposits of $650,000. At­ vessels carrying more than 50 pafc- rying of slate granite, marble, etc. Senators. Tbe general opinion at the j a curve preparatory to straightening men the excellence or the old rule. torney Reuben R. Lyon, who is tem­ Bengers. were passed, both by unani­ It gives to the bureau tbe right to ed through the whole proceedings “Never write; aend a man.'' even after Judge Costello ordered him State House was tbat there will be no out for tbe long journey when the ac- porarily in charge, states that deposi­ mous vote. Tbe Alexander bill is prescribe rules for the health of the legiatation along tbia line this year. C|dent occurred. to psy bis wife $5 a week. tors need not worry. Identical with the Senate wireless bill. m ining Operatives. It ta only fair to call attention to the fact tbat the Pennsylvania judge 8IX YEAR PRESIDENTIAL TERM. INDIANA GIRL A SUICIDE. EIGHT-HOUR BILL PASSES. ARKANSAS BEST IN HER CLASS. At Jersey City, Thomas Hill, the trbo ruled that a husband’s bome Is BIG FIRE IN CONSTANTINOPLE. wealthy contractor, wbo purchased the where his wife abides Is not the one Both Senate and House will Try lo Homo Loiter Perhaps Caused Miss Messure Limiting Labor Hours for New Battleship Averages 21 1-2 Knots old court bouse and hall of records •wbo sent an Allentown woman to jail Force a Vote this Session, Cravens’s Death In Paris. f Government Work Goes to Taft. Two Thousand Hous< Over Course. has decided to make the alaten of St’ for having nine huabanda. W’ashington.—The Houae Judiciary Paris.— Miss Margaret Cravens, of Washington—Tbe Senate by the Several Mosques Oestroyed. Rockland, Me. — Tbe battleshipp Joseph's Home for the Blind a preseat Committee ordered a favorable report of the hall of records building. Madisou, Indiana, a music teacher, | non-partisan vote of 49 to 11, passed Constantinople.—A great fire swept Arkansas proved that sbe Is the fast­ Boston reports that the marriage li­ on the resolution proposing a constitu­ committed suicide in her apartment the Eight-Hour bill. The measure, over Stamboul, the Mohammedan sec­ est sbip of her class now afloat cense bureau there shows that no Hub j tional' amendment fixing the Presi­ Former State Banking Commission­ here. She shot herself through the which baa already passed lhe House, tion. Two thousand bouses and sev­ In her five runs at top speed over ladles look advantage of leap year, j dent's term at six years and making er D. O. Watkins, who la making a fcol- heart with a revolver, death being in- provides that on all Government con- eral mosques were burned. A wide the mile courae she averaged 21 1-2 Does tbe Boston marriage license bu­ Ihe President ineligible to succeed lection of photographs and aketches of stantaneous. Tbe concierge found tracts the labor shsll be limited to lane was cleared by the flames from knots and made one at the rate of reau examine applicants as to which himself. ancient buildings in the vicinity of the body and communicated with the j eight-hour days lo r the workmen em- the walls of the old Seraglio as far aa 21.9 knots. Broome were hoisted at side popped tbe question? If so. It A similar resolution has been favor­ Woodbury, has added s drawing from police. Miss Cravens left a letter on j ployed. Only one Democrat— Mr. the U ttle Aye Mosque, a distance of the masthoads when this performance memory by M. Ware Scott of the old seems to sdd a new terror to the task ably reported in the Senate and ef­ her dressing table addressed to a Percy of Missasippi—voted three quarters of a mile. was completed. st contracting matrimony. forts will be made to force the issue j friend, asking that the body be ere- J the measure, Ten Republicans op- The contract requirement ia 20 1-2 Centre Street Academy, as It «ood Great distress has resulted to tbe when Mr. Watkins attended. lo a vote before adjournment < mated. A letter from home arrived. . posed. poorer people. HEART NEEDS ESPECIAL CAM

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•nd arterie* a hydrostatic pressure be­ waa a rapid “bad man" Indeed, wbo girl “I want lo ga there right lw«y ' yond the safety point, u d it aaver re- enjoyed any advantage over him when And tbis w*s Ibe train of eveota it came to drawing bla ' gun.** Hia • bleb wrought tbe change Behold "Tbe pitiful ‘ feature of this deplor- skill and daring had been unques- the young tidy astride oI a hors* for able death to tbo fact tbat Goa. tinned be had made a name for him tbe first time In ber life lo a divided self wblcb atlll abides, especially la skirt, thet fashion prevsleot elsewhere tbe mountains wbere tkfogs yet re­ not having been accepted by tbo beat mained almoat as prturttlve aa tbey equestriennes of Philadelphia Bhe bad been from tbo beginning waa riding ahead of a lumbering nsouu His fame bad been accompanied by tain wagon surrounded by otber rid- fortune, too; tbo cattle upon a thou­ sand bills were hla. tbe treasures of mines of fabulous richness were at hto command Ho lived In Denver In one of the greatest of tbe bonsnta tbe foothills was not very deep—for palaces on tbe hills of that city, con­ Colorado—and the ascent was gentle. fronting tbe snowcapped mountain Naturally It wound in every direction, range For the reat be beld stock In following the devious course of the ail sorts of corporations, waa a di- Miss Enid M sit land was dad la a river, whlcb It frequently crossed from way that would bave cauaed her lather on—tho reader can supply tbe uaual a stroke of apoplexy if he could bave bridges A brisk gallop of half a mile catalogue, tbey are all alike He had been suddenly made aware of ber or so on a convenient stretch of com married late in life and waa tbe tatber j dress. If she bad burst Into tbe draw paratlvely level going pul tho two la or two little girls and a boy, tbe old Ing room without announcement, for eat sixteen and the youngest ten. Instance Her aklrt waa distinctly Going eaat, which be did not love, short, she wore heavy bob-oaiied shoes on an Infrequent buslnesa trip, be that laced up to her knees, sbe had bad renewed hla acquaintance with on a bright blue sweater, a kind of a hto brother and tbo one ewe lamb or cap known as a tamo-shanter was bla brother’s flock, to-wlt, the afore­ pinned above ber glorious bslr. wblcb mentioned Enid. He bad been atruck. waa closely braided and wound aa everybody waa. by tbe splendid aroand her bead. Sbe wore a silk personality of tbe girl and bad atrlven handkerchief loosely tied around ber earnestly to dlaabuae her mind of the neck, a knife and revolver bung at prevalent idea tbat there was nothing j her belt, a little watch was strapped much worth while on the continent to one wrist, a handsomely braided beyond the Allegheny except acenery i Quirt dangled from the other, a pair “W hat you need. Enid, la a ride of spurs adorned ber beels and most acroea the plains, a sight of real moun­ discomposing fact of all, by her side tains. beside which these little foot­ rode a handsome and dashing cava­ hills ln Pennsylvania tbat people back lier. hero make so much of wouldn't be How Mr. Jamea Armstrong might noticed. You want to get some of the have appeared in the conventional spirited, glorious freedom of the west black and white of evening ciothea Into your conservative straigbt laced waa not quite clear to her. for she Uttle body ** had as yet never beheld bim in that M e d entrance therein, at leaat ~In my day. Robert,” reprovingly re­ obliterating raiment, but in the habit Ifcat to what the outa thought marked hto brother. Enid's father, of the west, riding trousers, heavy afT.that stoat exclusive circle. Tbe “freedom waa the last thing a young boota that laced to the knees, blue sfti homo of the Maltlanda over­ lady gently born and delicately shirt, his head covered by a noble tasking Rittenbouse Square bad nurtured would bave coveted." ’ Stetson," mounted on the flry restive bean sbe scene of ber d eb ut ln “Your day Is passed. Steve." re­ broncho which he rode to perfection, §M the refined and decorous galties of turned tbe younger Maitland wltb he waa ideal. Alas for the vanity or fblladeiphia's ultra-fastidious society lift you to the bow of mine and ride shocking carelessness. “Freedom is human proposition! Mr James Arm­ |pe had participated. Sbe had even away with you. 1 can't keep my hands wbat every woman desires now, espe­ strong. friend and protege these many upon money standardized New off you. I—" cially wben sbe to married. You are years of Mr. Robert Maitland, mine orh ln ita delirium of extravagance, Before she realized wbat he would not ln love with anybody, are you, owner and cattle man on a mucb least In so far aa a sedate and well- be about be swerved his horse toward Enid?" smaller scale tban bis older rriend. Philadelphia family could coun- her, his arm went around her aud- "With not a soul," frankly replied was desperately in love with Enid ce such golden madness. During He Crushed Her to Him and Kissed Her. denly. Taken completely off her guard tho girl, greatly amused at the col­ Maitland, and Enid, swept off her feet year she bad ranged like a con- she cbuld make no resistance. iBdeed loquy between tbe two men. wboi by a wooing which began with pre­ --rer— pardon the masculine appella- she scarcely knew wbat to expect un­ though mothered by tbe same woman, conceive It to be something opprobri­ do you good, too; from what I hear, cipitant ardor so soon as be laid eyes - between Palm Beach In tbe til be crushed ber to bim and kissed were as dissimilar as—wbat shall 1 ous. You can ^ y wbat you like about you have been going the pace and on her, was more profoundly moved th and Bar Harbor In the north, say. the east to from tho west? Let me and mine, but of Philadelphia, no.” those cheeks of youta are a little too by bis suit, or pursuit, than she could hiladelpbla waa proud of her, and •‘How dare you." cried tbe girl, her It go at tbat. •’Ob. the town's right enough,” re­ pale for so splendid a girl; you lews have imagined. j face aflame, treeing herself at laat j o waa not unknown ln those un- “That’s all right." said her uncle, turned his brother, not at ail Im­ too tired under the eyes for youth and Omne Ignotum pre magnified I and swinging her own horse almoot to unate parta of the United States relieved apparently. “I will take you pressed. “I'm talking about people beauty." the edge of tbe road which here ran bleb lay’ without out west and Introduce you to some now. There are Just as flne men 8nd “I believe 1 am not very flt," said Sbe bad been wooed in the conven tional fashion many times and oft on on an excavation some flity feet above In all this sbe bad remained a frank, real men and—’* women in the west as in New York or the girl, “and if father wlil permit—■" the sands of Palm Beach, along the re, unspoiled young woman. Life “If I thought lt possible.” Interposed Philadelphia” “Of course, or course,” said Stephen the river. cliffs of Newport, in the romantic glens “How dare I?” laughed the auda­ was full of zest for her, and she en- Mr. Stephen Maitland in bis most “I am sure you don't mean to be Maitland, “you are your own mistress j of Mount Desert, In the old-fasbioned cious man. apparently no whit :yed it with the most un-Pennsylva- austere and dignified manner, "that offensive, Robert, but really tbe asso­ anyway, and having no mother—" drawing-room overlooking Rittenbouse abashed by her indignation. “When 1 latn enthusiasm. my daughter.” with a perceptible em­ ciation or ideas in your mention of us Enid’s mother had died in ber in Square. She had been proposed to ln think of my opportunity 1 am amazed Tbe second summer arter ber com- phasis on the “my,” as if be and not with that common and vulgar New rancy—*i suppose that I could not In­ motor cars, on the decks of yachts at my moderation.'' L g out found her In Colorado. Robert the daughter were the principal being York Is er—un—pleasant." fairly shud­ terfere or object ir I wished to, but and once even while riding to hounds, “Your opportunity; your modera­ CUTICURA S O A P r Maitland was one of tbe big men of under consideration, ’’should ever so dered tbe eider Maitland. no marrying or giving in marriage. but there had been a touch ot same Ihe west He had departed from Phil­ far forget wbat belongs to her station “I’m only urging you to recognize Remember tbat” tion?” ness about lt all. Never had sbe been “Yes. when I had you belplesa I adelphia at an early age and bad set­ in life and ber family aa to allow her the, quality of the western people. 1 "Nonsense, rather,” answered the j “There Is nothing the matter wltb made love to wltb tbe headlong gal­ took but one kiss; I might have held tled In Colorado while It was still in affections to become engaged by any­ dare say they are of a finer type than young woman lightly. ”1 am not anx- j my akin, and I thought Cuticura Soap lantry, with tbe dashing precipitation you longer and taken a hundred,** the formative period. There be had one who. from bis birth and upbring­ the average here.” ious to assume the bonds of wed- j was only for akin troubles.’* True, it of tbe west It bad swept her from iTO BE CONTINUED.) grown up with tbe state. Tbe Phil­ ing In tbe er—oh—unlicensed atmos­ “From your standpoint, no doubt.” lock.” to for skin troubles, but its great mis­ her moorings. Sbe fodnd almost be­ adelphia Maltlanda could never under­ phere of tbe western country would continued his brother severely and sion to to prevent skin troubles. For “Well, that settles it" aald Robert! fore she was aware of it tbat her past Christmas Luck. stand it or explain It Bob Maitland be persona non grata to dignified so­ somewhat wearily as ir the matter more than a generation its delicate Maitland. •‘W e'll give you a royal eiperience now stood her in little Apropos of Cbristmaa luck. Kyrie puB t have been, they argued, a rever­ ciety of this ancient city and—” were not worth all this argument “All emollient and prophylactic properties good time. 1 must run up to New j stead. She awoke to a sudden realize Bellew used to tell a story ot hto sion to an ancient type, a throwback •‘Nonsense.” Interrupted the young­ tbat I want or them ls that they stay have rendered it the standard for tbia York and Boston for a few days,, but tion of tbe fact tbat she was practical­ sheep farming days in Australia. to some robber baron long antecedent er brother bluntly. "You bave lived in the west where they belong and not purpose, while its extreme parity and I shall be back in a week and i can ly pledged to James Armstrong after “In hard luck one Cbristmaa morn­ to William Penn. And tbe speculation bere wrapped up In yourselves and strive to mingle with the east; there refreshing fragrance give to it all the pick you up then.” an acquaintance of three weeks in ing.” so Mr. Bellew would begin. “I Iras true. Tbe blood of some lawless your dinky little town so long that Is a barrier between us and them advantages of the best of toilet aoapa. “W hat is the bouse in Denver; is it Denver and on the ranch. accosted eagerly a mate of wbom adventurer of the past, discreetly for­ mental asphyxiation ls threatening which it ls not well to cross. To per­ It is also invaluable in keeping tho er— may I ask. provided with all mod­ Business of tbe most important I*d heard grand news. “ T im .‘ I cried, got by tbe conservative section of tbe you." m it any intermixtures or er— race hands soft and white, the hair live ern conveniences and—" began the and critical nature demanded Arm­ “they say you've found half a dollar? family, bubbled In bis veins unchecked ”1 will thank you. Robert.” said his and glossy, and the scalp free from or—” elder Maitland nervously. strong's presence east at this Juncture, to it true?’ by tbe repressive atmosphere of his brother with something approaching dandruff and irritation. ‘The people out there are white. Robert Maitland laughed. and wlll-be-nill-he there was no way “ ‘Is it true’ ' said Tim. *Look at bome and Immediate environment the manner In which he would bave Steve.” interrupted his brother sar­ “W hat do you take us for, Steve; be could put off bis departure longer. me. Ain't I sober?** W hile its flrat cost to a few cents He had thoroughly Identified him­ repelled a blasphemy, "not to refer to donically. “I wasn't contemplating In­ do you ever read the western news­ more than tbat or ordinary toilet self with bis new surroundings and Philadelphia as—er—what waa your troducing Enid here to Chinese, or papers?" soaps, it is prepared with such care bad plunged Into all the activities ot most extraordinary word?” negroes, or Indians, or—” " I confess that I have not given and of such materials, that it wears the west. During one period or bis " 'Dinky,* If my recollection serves.” “Don’t you see.** said Mr. Stephen much thought to the west since I to a wafer, often outlasting several life he had actually served as sheriff "Ah. precisely. I am not sure as Maitland, stubbornly waving aside studied geography and—tbe Philadel- j cakes of other soap, and making its or one or the border counties, and It to the meaning of the term, but I this sarcastic and irrelevent com­ phla papers have been thought suffl use. in practice, most economical. ment. “from your very conversation cient for the family since— ” Cuticura Soap to sold by druggists aad the vast gulf that there to between “Good Lord,” exclaimed Maitland dealers everywhere, but the truth of you and me? Although you bad every "The house cost half a million dol­ advantage in life that birth can give lars. If you must know I t and if there you. we are— I mean you bave changed is anything that modern science can j so greatly.” he had quickly added, contribute to comfort and luxury lhat loathe to offend. isn’t in It. I don’t know what It is But be mistook tbe light in his Shall It be the house In Denver, or Joke on the Doctor. brother's eyes; it was a twinkle, not a the ranch, or a real camp in the The physicians in Mankato bad flash. Robert Maitland laughed, wilds, Enid?” that laughed with what bis brother con­ “First the house in Denver." said agreed during their Chautauqua ceived to be indecorous boisterous- Enid, “and theri the ranch and then- assembly they would employ a call boy. and each was to pay hia share the mountains ’* or the expense. This boy waa to call “How little you know of the bone “Rigbt-O; that shall be the pro­ any doctor who was wanted, without and sinew of this eountry. Steve.” be gram." disturbing tbe speaker, as It was em­ exclaimed presently. Robert Maitland “W ill my daughter’s life be perfect­ barrassing to bim and looked ** if could not comprehend how it Irritated ly safe from tbe cowboys, Indiana and they were doing it to advertise with­ bis stately brother to be called desperadoes?" out expense. So it all went well un­ “Steve.” Nobody ever spoke or him “Quite safe," answered Robert with til the afternoon when Strickland W. but as Stephen Maitland. ‘But Lord. deep gravity. "The cowboys no longer Gilliland spoke. As he was talking I don’t blame you.” continued the shoot up tbe city and It has been years away a certain doctor had a call from westerner. “Any man whose vision Is -since the Indians have held up even the platfohn, and be walked out rath­ barred by a foothill couldn't be ex­ a trolley car. The only real desperado er ostentatioualy. Some of tbe peo­ in my acquaintance is ihe mildest gen- pected to know mucb or tbe main ple wbo knew of the arrangement range and what’s beyond." tie old stage driver ln tbe west." laughed or snickered, and tbe speaker "There Isn’t any danger ot my rail­ “Do you keep up an acquaintance got it He said: “Don’t laugh, folka. ing in love with anybody.” said Enid with men qf that class still?*' asked That to the way my brother got bla at last, with all the confidence or two bis brother in great surprise. start ” And everybody roared. triumphant social seasons. “1 think 1 “You know I was sheriff tn a bor­ must be immune even to dukes,” sbe der county for a number ot years said gaily. and— " “I referred to worthy young Amer­ "But yoi« must surely have with­ icans or—” began her rather who, to drawn from aa such society now." do him Justice, was so satisfied wltb “Out west," said Robert Maitland, his own position that no foreign title "when we know a man and like him. dazzled him ln the least degree. when we bave alept by him on tbe “Rittenbouse Square.” cut In Rob­ plains, ridden with him through the ert Maitland with amused sarcaam. mountains, fought with bim against “Well. Enid, you seem to have run the gamut or the east pretty thor­ oughly; come out and spend the sum­ mer with me In Colorado. My Denver house Is open to you; we bave a ranch amid the foothills, or If you are game we can break away trom civilisation entirely and And some unexplored, un­ Our Churches

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Presbyterian Church - Corner Ninth yon from loss by fire. We have at a ar- avenue and B street, Hev. Charles Everett, gain on Third avenue, two full size lots D .D ., pastor. The Junior Endeavor ^EST RETAIL TWAHC for # and several other bargains we society at 10 a. m. Preaching at 10.30 3,000 (TraJt Xfwk P*p. V. S. Pal. O f. and Porno* Countries) a. in. The Sabbath school at 9.30 p. ni. can tell you abont by calling upon Y . P. S. C. E. at fi.46 p. M. Preaching at 7.30 p. ro. Wednesday evening prayer & meeting at 7.30 o’clock. «Honce BliStiois Real Estate and Insurance YOUNG’S Twelfth Are. Baptist.—’Twelfth avenue and F street. Hev. F. Shermer, pas­ N o . 7 0 6 Tenth Avenue to r.1 Preaching at 10:46 A. m. and 7:30 p .m . Bible school at 9:30p.m . Wed. OPPOSITE R. R. DEPOT STRAW HATS nesday evening prayer and conference at 7 s30. "Well, It'a bcginnln’ to look a Uttle STATE, COUNTY, AND CITY DEPOSITORY Items of Local and Personal Interest *'k« spring, ain’t It?- ventured tbe Invited grocery man as he tramped a muddy $2.00 to $6.00 First Baptist—Ninth avenue and C path across tho kitchen floor and be­ street. Preaching service at 10.30 a. m. FR ID A Y , JU N E 7, 1019 gan dumping the supplies on the table. Other Brands: $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 Sunday-school at 3 p. m. Preaching ser­ "I ain’t seen no robin yet, like some vice at 7.30 p. m. Hev. P. T. Morris, f BANKH BEIMAR.N.J. of these guys that’s wrttin’ to tbe pa­ B. D., pastor, pers, but I kin sort o’ feel i t in my bones. Spring fever, I guess, huh?*’ The pretty cook smiled disdainfully Belmar Fire A larm Boxen Confessions of as she brought out the mop and start­ Our Relations to Depositors ed to clean up her floor. WM. H. HURLEY 3—Tenth avenue and F street. "That’s a good name to call it, I sup­ This bank not only transacts a gen­ pose,” she said. “I know wben my Men’s Outfitter 43—Third t-v^aue ami A street. eral banking business, but is proud of the a Tourist brothers back on the farm got so lazy 85— Fifth and Ocean avenues. they couldn’t do anything but go fish­ 907-909 F Street 0pp. Bank Belmar, N. J 34—Sixth avenue and F street. fact that it is the faithful counselor* of itf ing they used to talk about spring fe­ 36— Fifth avenue and C street. patrons, to whom it is always pleased to , Half the time la traveling one is ver. B ut my poor old father had to do 41—Fourteenth and Ocean avenues. dragged at such breakneck speed from all the chores—he was too busy to 43—Tenth avenue and C street. extend disinterested advice regarding in­ one point of interest to another that have spring fever.” AN APPET1Z1NO M E A L U— Eighth avenue and A streets. vestments or any other matters of a finan­ “That’s the way—Jump on me,” said one hasn’t tim e to button one’s shoes. 45—Eleventh avenue and A street the groceryman mournfully. “Just that the whole family enjoys is a delici­ cial nature. We cordially invite accounts-- The other half of the time one goes 53— Fourteenth avenue and F street. when I thought prob'iy you'd get a nearly mad from enforced inactivity. ous leg of lamb from Wissetnan's. Our 65—Twelfth and River avenues. small asjweil as large. Our two weeka in Japan was on© little bit sentimental about tbe cornin' lamb, Jbeef and matton always has an ex­ Special Taps frenzied flash of sight-seeing, at which of spring and matin* ot birdB and—end we worked twelve hours a day. all that Don't you never fee 1 that quisite flavor tbat apjieals to the fastidious 6-6-ti general alarm. 9 taps, test alarm, Charles was obsessed with a grim de­ way in the spring, Evelina? You taste because we know how to choose the given every evening at 7.3(1 o’clock. 1 -----OFFICERS----- termination to “do" all that was to be know—like you ought to have a strong tap, broken circuit. 9 taps, fire out, giv­ primest and best that is raised. We aim OEOROE E. R O G E R S , Pres. F. S. HUTCHINSON, Vicc-Pr. s, done. At the end of the third day I arm to lean on?" en after fire is extinguished. ROBERT a POOLE, Cashier was perfectly willing to take for “Any time I want a strong arm to to cater to the tables of those who are lean on I know where to find one,” granted every other Shinto temple and. discriminating as to the choicest meats, Arrival and Departure of Mails Awry tree and stone lantern in Japan. retorted tbe pretty cook. " If you poultry, etc;, and satisfaction is our re­ Not until the ninth day did the dont’ want to feel a strong arm your­ At Belmar worm turn. I had been trying to bint self you’ll go along out of tbls kitchen ward at Wisseman’s. tactfully for aome time that 12 hbura and let me get my work done." a day of steady sightseeing was no The groceryman sighed and moved more enjoyable than 12 hours a day slowly aa far as the door with bis box New York and all points...... 6.15 under his arm, but he kept his gaze on of steady feasting, that one needed Philadelphia, Trenton, South, West. 7.00 the pretty cook. time In between to assimilate impres­ New York, South and West...... *. 8.30 sions; but my subtleties fell on deaf *T wisht I could think up some way of m akin’ you feel the way I do/* he Belmar Meat Market New York and all points...... 10.45 Philadelphia, Trenton, South, West. 11.16 The eighth night we passed in a said gloomily, "so’s you wouldn't hand Japanese sleeper, a complicated form me a bump like that every time 1 try J. C. WISSEMAN, Prop. to talk about somethin’ besides groce­ New York and all points— of torture not easily described. We SUCCESSOR TO J. E. LAWRENCE Hotel and Commercial work ol all dragged ourselves out at 6:3'0 in the ries. I should think you’d want to All Points South and West. morning after a sleepless night of tor- look $head a little bit and sort o’ New York and all points — kinds. Note Heads, Envelopes, Cards, thjnk where you’ll be flve years from 809 F STREET, BELMAR. N. J ment, and began our weary round of ARH1VAI-S PROM Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Programs, sightseeing. It was at 6:30 that even­ now. Let’s flgger a little, Evelina, won't you?” ho added, anxiously. ing that the wornC which was I, turn-, New York and all points...... 7.45 Circulats, Tickets, Posters — in fact The pretty cook Jerked tbe kettle td. Philadelphia, Trenton,South, W est.. 10.30 anything from a Calling Card to a off the stove and poised lt menacing­ I was hungry, tired, cold, wretched, New York and all points...... 10.45 bedraggled, with every nerve crying ly, but the stream splashed into the N e w s p a p e r ...... Manasquan, Spring Lake, Sea Girt out for shelter; a hot bath, clean dlehpan a moment later, and the clothes and bed. The wind, which at groceryman breathed more freely. and Com o...... 11.30 all tim es blows bleak and dust laden ‘Tf that'B the way spring fever MICHELIN tn Japan, had been tugging all day at makes you talk,’ she said, "you’d bet­ New York and all points...... 9, my hat and hair. When Charles said ter go and see a doctor and get it out Sea G irt, Manasquan, Philadelphia we would now visit the Sacred island o f your system. I ’m too busy to do and Trenton...... 4. any figuring this morning, and that COMPLETE FACILITIES FOR CIIRAP GOOD PRINTING I replied: TIRE PRICES Philadelphia and Trenton...... 5. wagon load of groceries you’ve got "We will do no such thing. We will New York and all points...... 6, now go back to the hotel and have out there in tbe street will get wilted PROMPT SERVICE. W m. M. B ksokn, P.M. dinner and go to bed.” if you don’t hurry along with 'em. W hat are you waiting for, anyhow? W e pay our grocery bill by the week, you know." R e d u c e d "I know," said tbe groceryman, edg­ 7HE COAST ADVERTISER in g slowly toward tho door. ”1 ain't Asbury Park Cement worrytn* none about your bill. If you - , - - - folks was to fall a little behind and Effective M ay 30th 700 F Street Belmar. N. J. the boss should mention tt to me, Eve­ Construction Co. lina, I’d Just pay lt myself on account Sidewalks, Cellar Floors, Steps of you, rather than say anything tc Driveways, Patent Stable Floors your missus. Honest, I ’d settle It up nod work it all out if lt took me six Substantial Reductions on all sizes, Office, Room 9, Steinbach Bldg. The Sleuth’* Deduction. months. That’s the kind of friend I Corner Cookman Ave. and Main Street Tho groat detective eyed his visit­ ASBURY PARK, N. J. or thoughtfully, NEW PRICES “Yes, Mr. Blake," sobbed the grief- C. A. RO G HH S, Prop. $33.25 stricken woman, "many attempts— Formerly with the Standard Pavement eight in all, 1 think-— have been made 4.5.75 Company anti the New Jersey Cement on his life, but he was so strong 54.00 Construction Company of Newark. N. f** and handsome that he foiled them She burled her face In her hands, and her shoulders shook. WHEN THE SUPERIORITY OF MICHELIN TIRES "You say your husband wears a green trilby hat and long ginger side- IS RECOGNIZED ALL OVER THE WORLD whiskers?'” asked the great detective gently. Notice “T-y-y-yes, sir!” stuttered the woe­ ful one, wiping her eyes with her The Coast Advertiser will be pleased to gloves. IN STOCK BY j receive items such as engagements, wed- Mr. Blake thought sadly of tho man j dings, parties, euchres* teas, and such he had seen by the river bank Seventh Ave. | other news o f personal interest, with thp only that afternoon, and of the w . E. HYER, Belmar, N. J i names of those present. The items should strange bundle the said roan had be indorsed with the name and address of borne. Then he bent gently towards Ihe sender-not for publication, but as a tho woman. matter of good faith. " I am sorry, madame, believe me,” her said softly, "but lt is too late! Y our cat is dead!” A, K. Wolverton T. B. & E. Newman *»Mason and Bui!der<

CEMENT WORK A SPECIALTY George A. Webber Concrete Work : General Jobbing Cement dhlewalks anti Curbing Manufacturer ot 309 TENTH AVENUE P.O. Brat 80) liKLMAK, > 'Phone 33 L Belmar, N. J. Elevators and Dumb Waiters ’• — ------, tiiiclianoti & Smock Lumber Co • ioneer Ht. and Pennsylvania Avenue MRWAax, New Jkhsky

f.ll(lll,«r, Mlllwork, A KKUONl), THIItO Long Distance Telephone Kutlden' Hardware, , KAIMtOAl' AVKNUKit, falnteri’ Hll|>|>ll«*. Kir. #. . . AHKtlKV IM U K. N Branch Office -. 406 Sth Ave., Belma- Phone 54 W l>»n C o n k lin , I/OC»l Aemit, l». o It,,* 4 0 . H elm ar, N. EFFECTS OF FRIGHT NEW SPRINti GOODS DR. T R E A T RKHIDENl 1‘UVSiClAN. APPEARANCE LAST CONSIDERA­ Hixtb Avenue and I) Htrwl J|N each of our Departments.you will find a TION IN TIME OF DISASTER. Oflkw 11 H. IU UJ 1 p. I carefully selected stock of new Sin j.n<> Gouds Hour*: 7 tu 8 p ia in the various lines. Tel. i'J A. Straw of Great Faar Mott Forget Everything Ex­ DRESS QOODS yy I,. KINMONTH. M D. cept tho Ono Thing of Sav­ UBHIDKNT PHYSICIAN, ing Their Lives. ■j K sr.. B n. (Sixth and kkvkkth avfj*., Corson smiled to himsc-lf as the In all the Spring and Summer fabrics. camp came in eight when he rounded liKLMAB, N. J. The Kind Tiki lU re A tw aji Boa*ht, aad which haa haaa They had been discussing the effect the point in bis frail cahoe. It was MILLINERY om caaoDW —8 to 9 a. m„ 1 to a p.m., in U M fo r j r r r 80 jw an, haa horaa tha «l««alan af fi to 6 p tn. of great fright, and what most people the flrat time that Corson had smiled would be likely to do under Btress. in some weeks, for he had passed a Telephone ?fi li We are still showing many new attractive designs “Well,” began Creedmore, "wben dolorous summer in town. At the wife and I took our trip to Alaska we camp, he was sure to find rest from 5 Ladies Suits Dresses and Waist a large line to select from tfkasffSSSSSE = ^AKON K. JOHNSTON, wero wrecked and came mighty near the doubts that assailed him, for in All Counterfeit*. Im itation, and “ Jn CLOTNINtt CoutiHellor-Ht-Law. to losing our lives. About 2 p. m. of tho woods Charley Corson forgot even Kipertm rnu that trifle with and > H For M en Youths and Hoys In all tne new shades j Supreme Court Commissioner, Solicitor, a dark, rainy night our little steam­ Lillian Biakslee. i Master, Special Mauler and Examiner in ship was struck by another and a It waa not an easy matter to forget 9 * SHOES 2 JI Chancery. Appleby Building, near. It. great hole rammed In ber bow. She Lillian, for Lillian had been the cause 5 ^ u r Stock is Complete for L iile s , Atisses, Mens, Youth and Boys l | It. Station, Anbury Park, N. J. Tele­ Bank so quickly tha t there was no time of his wretched summer. He had let phone No. 32H L. What Is CASTORIA Residence, 51! Tenth to dress, so in the darkness we tho Blakslees have tbe camp for the 5 Mens furnishings Hats and Caps L I avenue, Belniar. snatched what we could And and made hot months. His business kept him ln Caotoria la a harmleM mbntttute fer Catfar OO. F n . 5 Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Oilcloth, Linoleums and Window shade L our way on deck. My wife appeared town through what Corson called the r«rlr, Drop, and Boothia* Syrupa. It hi ~ ---- I t \JILO II. CRBGO, in a short flannel skirt and dressing “scorching season," but he had taken roataliu neither Opium. Morphine m m ather Varaatto JUSTICE OF THK PKAOF. sack. The other passengers, Including pleasure In the thought that LUlian imbalance, lu age la Ua ruanatee. It deatror* WataM myself, looked little better. Wben tbe was In camp and learning to love it \ Cook’s Bee Hive \ HOTAKT Ht/KLIO. aad allays Fereriahneaa. It earta Dfaurtm aaad W M lifeboat, Into which we were hustled, aa much as he did. HtH HiH.mo.Neit OV IIKKIIN. Colic. It reUerai Teething Trouble*, etieea I was launched It was rowed away in Next year he hoped that there would F Street. Kolmai, H. J. the inky darkness. be a June wedding, and a July honey­ Avenue and M^in Street Asbury Park, IN. J. \ The waves dashed o^e-r us till we moon ln the camp. There was noth­ were drenched to the skin and nearly ing more than an understanding be­ I i ll. KttED T. HABERSTICK, 5®®®®®®®®®®®®:®®®®®®®*®vwi frozen. Every few minutes we were tween them, but Lillian had made it ; j DENTAL SURGEON ordered to shont a ll together. After plain what her answer would be when what seemed an eternity our shout Corson spoke, and as tbe weeks Bped GENUINE CASTORIA, ALWAYS POSTOFFICE BUILDING. was answered, and we found ourselves by, and ber letters grew more and Bern the Signature tt Phone $1*-L Belmar, N. J. close to the lumber steamship that more Irregular, Corson first grew Gas administered U n r ig 9-5 wrecked ua. A rope ladder waa thrown puzzled, then worried. B E R G E N 3 over her side, and one by one we Even wben they broke camp Corson < climbed up. Her captain was a Scotch, did not learn the fact until after, pitANK H. WILLIAMS, M. D. man and a bachelor, and there was they had left tbe woods. Mrs. Blaks- Homoeopathist not a woman on hoard. When my lee's note of thanks hinted at an ear- 1 7 wife asked for dry clothing the cap­ Her letter, but there waa none from Li ery and Boarding Spring Lake, New Jersey tain told her to help herself from his Lillian, and Mrs. Biakslee did not! Second and Monmouth Avenues cabin. When she appeared at the speak of her. In spite of the thanks, Telephone 272 dinner table she was attired in a suit there waa a tinge of coldness and re­ The Kind Tod Hare Allays Bought Ui«lKHT,Olil)KST AMR IIKMT L. J JI LIVKItY. of pink pajamas, some underwear aod serve ln her note that made Corson j the captain's slippers, which kept more doleful than ever. He and Mrs. 1 In Use For Over 3 0 Years. F ST., BELMAIt J)B . STANLEY D. PALMATEElt dropping from her feet She was Biakslee were great chums. Now she DENTIST still so dazed by w hat she had gone seemed to share Lillian's dislike. Chamberlain Building, Ninth Ave. through that sbe did not realize how He bad welcomed the news that the she looked.” camp waa again at his disposal, for: < Belmar, N. J. “That's so,” said Haynes. "I know In the wooda be could forget his BOX 1264 TELE PHONE CON Office Horns: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. from a Uttle experience of my own troubles for a time, and find the rest i that under such circumstances people that he sought The camp might re*' Telephone 692 L are oblivious to their own appearance. mind him of Ullian. but with rod or Now, I was ln a railroad wreck. It gun he could conjure the vision a n y . I ; The Asbury Part and Oceaii Grove Bank FRED V. THOMPSON was in the night, too, and ln the dead He paddled to shore, and was de- ! D“ Resident Physician ot winter. I was awakened Irom a lighted to find that the camp had been! 1 A ,^ S j * . sound sleep by a terrible crash, to End left hi perfect order. The Blakalees Asdnrv Park, New Jersey 4 q 10th Avenue and D Street my sleeper upright, but badly hsd brought their servant with them,! wrecked. W ith difflculty I climbed and it was only, necessary to remove! Capital Surplus and Profits, $395,000.00 Horns Pnoxt: 5*8-b out the broken window and started the board shutters from doors and H A. M.T0 9 A. M. for the other end of the wreck, when windows, give things a dustlgg and 12 a. x . toI p. M. BELMAR, N. J. Transacts a General Banking Busi­ Plumbing & Heating 7 P. M. TO 8 P. M. a woman, almost entirely without set up housekeeping. Before long a; clothing, rushed frantically up to me, pot of coffee was perfuming the air, j ness and Respectfully Solicits Your crying: ‘For God’s sake, give me and bacon was sizzling ln the pan, JJARRY R.COOPER Plumbing Office, 1004 F Street something to cover m e!’ ‘Certainly, The supper things ont of Uie way.1 A ttorney-at-Law m adam/ said I, w ith a Chesterfleldian Corson fired U s pipe, and made the Account Safe Deposit Boxes From JOBBING ’ BELiyiAR, N, J. New York and New Jersey bow, ‘take this/ Without a thought round of the camp. He had reached New York Office, i i Nassau Street for myself I handed her my overcoat, tba rough road that ran at the rear of $3.00 Up All Business Confidential. the camp, when he encountered the I Telephone 3726 John being unconscious of m y own appear* OFFICERS dead stump that two years before had DIRECTORS Belraar,. Evenings and Every Thursday ance till, with a gasp, she snatched H exst C. Wnraoa, President. 9 a. m. to i p. JJ. it from my hands, put lt on, and bean used aa the mail box tor a pri­ C. C. C laytok, Vice-Pres. vate maU delivery Teddy Griscom V S £ £ P ' Residence, 609 Sixth Avenue made off Uke a deer."— Los Angeles Eiw rsn E. D ayto*, Cashier. Cornelias C. dajtoa, Times. had been ln camp with him that year, John Hubbard, r SAMUEL HABERSTICK and it was Teddy who Induced one of F. M. Mii.t.ni, Assistant Cashier. Henry C. \ JA M E 2 B. H O U S E L H . A. W stsoit. Assistant Cashier E. E. Dayton,ytoa, w 7 Harvey Joacs What She Ate. the farmers to make tri-weekly trips Justice of the Peace with the mail. Ted had fixed up the Practical Saailary Plouiber. Steaui and (Jas Fitter "It haa been m y experience that tha BELMAR, N. J. stun® as their private box. custom of taking an appetizer before Tin Ltootiuie and all Kind* ot Metal W ork. ; There waa a cunningly contrived, Notary Public and breakfast ln the morning, which used @ — II KATE ll ANI» KANG IS W O K K - ® door In the opposite side of the trunk, j Commissioner of Deeds to be so common among visitors to ___„ ghop, ItfOtt P STKKBT. • - BELMAK, Nv l. and Corson glanoed ' Office—Eighth Avenue and F Street Phone 4« W O fllc o a n d S to r e , 8 0 7 F S tr e e t Hours: 5 p m. to 8 p. m. r3 u r£'- "- !i1 Wt— OX eaj- that (ewer persons drink anything To h|s surprIse found ^ ^ i spirituous with the first meal of th© cavity was half filled with letters and I W. NEWMAN & SONS day. L. B. Hilborn, in a flash he reaUaed that the Blaks- "But the weirdest mixture of fruit lee’s servant, a recently landed emi­ SUCCESSORS^!© 0 . Ph. D. and food and stimulant to r a break­ grant, had mailed the letters here. 0. Pi FARMER COAL AND^SUPPLYfCO. fast I ever heard of was ordered in It wa3 all clear enough now. Ho our restaurant tbe other day, and by e y e s ig h t Specialist ;carefuUy did them up in a bundle and woman, too. She was about fifty 809 F STREET, BELMAR, N.J. 10 West Park Street .then he sat down to write a letter ol years old, I should say, and was not explanaUon. N EW A RK , N. J. stopping here, but came in about 10 ..Belmar Casino.. •J “I never supposed that tha letters «c>oc* In tha morning, took a u h ie he con­ •J and gave her order. And sbe consum------cluded, •'and I blame myself for not I Coal. Wood Hay. Feed and Cement ed i t Here ls wbat it consisted of: ______Th« mnat complete muliltohment ot IU Un'l on the Jeraey Uowl. CONQUEST OF THE EARTH understanding what the matter was. I “Grapefruit, accompanied by two should have KINC’S WINDSOR PLASTER Broad Verandas. Directly on Shark Itlvcr, at Fifth Avenue ami f •] removed the slot from ponies of brandy. Street, with a TwMlty-nilla view of the 0«e“* - *■ l : Achievements of Past Twelve Years wlf. _ the tree, but. It A WATBIt, ETC. of adventure and tho lust for difficult Powdering Closet*. the box and he could not wait untU •) and dangerous tasks that stirred'''tin*, When capricious fashion ruled that he got to (amp to read it W ith the Brewers and Bottlers of Boating, Crabbing and Fishermen's Supplies. 9) adventurers of old. In another cen­ 'ladles should wear only white haii canoe floating on the surfaoe of the •3 tury or two tho era of the pole dis­ the color supplied by nature being of lake he let it drift while he read over Lager and Export Beers, Ales and Porter coveries will be hailed as the good no importance—the operation of put­ th e letter. THOMAS. J. MURPHY, Proprietor. •) old times when men were still men ting on tho powder made special ar­ “It was not Norah," wi .to LUUan, E L I Z A B E T H , N . ,T. and civilization had not made the rangements necessary. “but the rest of us—and *eddy Gris- (• GEORGE P.'QAMBLE world effete. These took the form of a special com. When we left town Ted begged Manager Long^Braneh Depot i J The twelve years ending with tho room or cabinet, and in every house us to use his private post ofllce if we ! discovery of the South Pole are as of any pretension a small chamber wanted to. I suppose that he thought J 1*1 Westwood Ave., Eoag Branch Tel.|9T« full of dramatic achievement as the was set aside for the exclusive use we should see the joke, but we didn't j days of Drake and Raleigh, for not of powdering the hair. and unlefls we were going to town we even in those times was there a more A curtain divided in the middle, a mailed the letters in the box and It j i extraordinary series of discoveries powdering stand to hold the bowl of never occurred to us to wonder; COAST GAS CO. nud conquests packed into a dozen j powder, and possibly a stool, were all whether they had been collected or | years. that the closet contained, and through n o t You see we are not woodsmen In WOO only one man had been the this curtain the lady whose head was liko yourself. Next year you can j length of Africa by land, and the Cape to bo powdered protruded her head, show us, for I accept your offer o f ex­ Harry J. Bodine GAS to Cairo. Railroad was but a dream. the maid standing on tho other side change and wiU Bend the ‘Yes’ as There was not a raUroad across South and “throwing*’ the powder at her FOR •oon as I receive the package. I don’t America. A great part of Siberia was head by means of a powder puff. want to let you keep the letters after I Undertaker and Embalmer without rail or road except the old To preserve the eyes and complex­ we are married to prove what a bad 722 MATTISON AVENUE Lighting, Cooking and heating : caravan trails. China was practically ion a mask was held to the face.— temper I had.” without railroads. Lhassa was un* Courier de LoudreS. Corson struck across the lake as bo A sbury Park, N. J. known, forbidden to the w hite’ man. ------had never paddled before and he'got Telephone M A >ba* Park Open Day aad NigW. During a century and a half men had the letters hack In time for the night Vulcan Ranges, Garland Water Heaters tried to reach the South Pole and The Parasitic Woman. maiL Then he paddled home more Private Ambulance to Hire at Reaaoaable Rate, failed, and the North Pole had baf­ The heaviest burden today on pro- j slowly and in the cool of the evening and Reznor Heaters fled tho efforts of four hundred years. ductive America, aside from the bur­ he dug up the trunk and dragged tt to j IPPBPPPBBPPOPBl Within a dozen years white men den imposed by a vicious Industrial the camp. have traveled over the great desert, system, is that of its non-productive It Is still used as a mall box, but lt visited Lake Chad, made a protecto­ women. They are t&e most demand­ stands witbin the haU and Mrs. Cor-1 F Street, Belm ar rate over Tlmbuctoo. The days of the ing portion of our society. They son warns their occasional guests that I spend more money than any other letters are Uable to be delayed la tran- %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% PHONE 535 Mahdi at Khartum are ended and any tourist may travel there comfortably j »re more insistent in their , sit AU Calls | by rail. The Cape to Cairo Railroad cry for amusement, a.*e more resent- “We lost a lot that way,” ahe ex- j j ls an assured fact. The heart ot Aft ful of interruptions ot their pleasures plains, but ahe does not add the ex- j rica is how no more remote from the and excitements, go to greater ex- planation of the smiling glance that is ! I ! popular imagination tban Oklahoma tremes of indolence m d uneasiness, exchanged between herself and Corson I ROBERT ffl. P8RBY i City was in 1900. The really serious side to tbe exist- when ahe speaks of the letters. In South America the Trans-Andean ence of thia parasitical group is that . - • .______... j G e o r g e : G . T i t u s | Railroad is in full operation across the great numbers of otter women, not Funeral Dirctor nnd free, forced to produce, accept their A Woman’s Retort. D E A L E R IV 1 continent as the Trans-Siberian Is across Asia Even China has her rail­ standards of life. W « hear women, "The impudence of son Belmarjand Manasquan, roads. Lhassa has been visited by a tiseful women, ever rwhere talking j snapped Mrs. Parvenue. ’’She told somebody I did my own w ashing!” Coal, W ood, f lay, Feed British army and both poles are the. ab°ut the desirability of aot being i Tel. ITS. common property of every fireside Able to do anything, commiserating "W ell." replied Mra. Manor inno- Corner Seventh Avenuv that boasts of books, magazines Or j women who must w

Champion*hlp P tnnanti Won by RESTORED Good, Hard Slugging. Huaband Dadarad L y ff E- P in k h u n ’* V a j a t a b l a , tn America, 1.000 men to women; Betting Counts Mere In Leng | In Aela 1.000 men to ’N I « b u « d ; In Compound W ould Ra- Then Teem Work. Running j Australia, I 000 men to tS7 women itorc Her Health, or Inside Play— Some Few Es- Cradle of King Henry V Tba hlght-ni proportion of woman hi caption! to the Rule, And It Did. found tn Uganda, where there ara 1,417 to every 1.000 men The lowest I I proportion U In Alaska and the Mala? ' flatting le what wins pennant* In Aahland. K j - ‘ Statea, where there ara. In tbe former, spite of the fart that now aod tben • w i w b.« •wnrOuo* «»■ *** with to* I had fa* 391, and In tbe latter 3S» woman some fan or baseball expert will argue that team work or ba*e running or In­ male and kidney trou­ to at err 1.000 men. ble and waa au bad o* side play Is tbe factor that counta more than base hits In the winning of I could hardly reat CURING THE BEST CAVIAR game* The claim Is frequently made day or night- I dae- bm d with >11 th* that the beat batting team often fin beet doctor* in towa The finest caviar la th«> bleluga pre- j I shea behind teams In the peunant and took many kinda pared from the roe af the white atuc race that are not noted for their prow­ of medicine hut noth­ geon; little laat tine la tha sevriuga, ] ess with the bat ing did any food uo prepared from the sterllated sturgeon Their argument haa been good a til I tried yourwoe- Both ara put up at Astrakhan. Rue- 1 few times, hut In the majority of cases derful iwne

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H E first ts for ft girl of 8 to 10 «d to the bodice by ft brftlded walat- Women commiserate the braTe. men years, and is made up in ruby band; tbe neck and armholes are the beautiful. Tbe dominion of pity T has usually this extent, no wider.— W. S. Landor, red fine woollen material, with trimmed to match. Piece lace or fig- a silk stripe. tired silk may be used for the required Lots of I t It has a Magyar bodice with the underslip, T he y say a man's wife often makes right side of front cut in a slant and Materials required: 2 yards cloth him. but Bingle's wife will never be taken over to the left A strap of 42 inches wide. 6 yards Russia braid, able to put any push In that man ” plain material trimmed with buttons 1& yards silk or lace 18 inches wide “Just you wait uatil she gets a is carried from above waist to hem for underslip. /awn-mower is bis hands." of skirt. , For tbe third black satin Is used. Tbe neck and sleeves are trimmed The dress is for a little girl of 4 to 6 Expenses of Candidates- A Quarter Century to match, and the waist-band la also of years, and is just a straight, simply A large number of candidates for Before the public. Over Five Million Free tbe plain material. cut Magyar, trimmed at tbe neck and Sample* civen sway each year. Tbe con­ Materials required: 2% yards stripe sleeves by Vandyke lace. A cord gir- delegates to the Democratic and Re­ stant sue increasing sale* from samples 44 Inches wide. H yard plain 40 Inches die encircles the waist, and a narrow publican Conventions filed schedules Drove* tbe genuine merit of Allen’* Foot* Ease. the antiseptic powder to be shaken wide. IH doren buttons. lace edging finishes the foot of their expenses. Everett Colby, a Roosevelt delegate- into the shoe* far Tired, Aching. Swollen The second would look well In fine Materials required: I H yards satin Tender feet. Sample free. Address, Alien face cloth and Is for a girl of 6 to 8 40 Inches wide. 1 yard Vandyke and at-large and aspirant to the United is. Olmsted, Le Roy, X. Y. years. It has a pleated skirt connect- 1V4 yards narrow lace. States Senatorship, gave $2,500 to the Do you approve of going automobiiing Roosevelt Republican League of New Repartee Off the Stage. atn'ght? -VIOLET EYKS." Jersey for its campaign. In the big We ber-Fie Ids dressing Senator Briggs, defeated Taft dele- room Joe Weber and George Beban sat tense over a game of checkers. There is no harm tbat 1 can See in gate-at larse, »P«nt $1,000. •‘I’m working him „up to his part.”, teaching a young man to play caras. Congressman Thomas J. Scully, murmured Mr. Weber, In a kind voice. for 1 do not object to cards any more elected on the Wilson ticket, spent “He must go on the stage in a tan­ than any other game. A giri of nr- 1853.8V According to ex-Gov. Franklin Mur­ trum in a few minutes. Every night teen is entirely too young to have what phy. who ran cn the Taft ticket for I beat him a game of checkers in you are pleased to call a "beau.’’ Walt de’egate-at-iarge, he did not spend a bere before his entrance. It has just until you are out of school before you the right effect on him." “Every allow such thoughts. Leap year par­ m u . Louis S. Hiff of Newton, a Wilson night yoa don‘t beat m e!" cried his ties are lots of fun when properly Powerful Plea. alternate candidate, spent 1C cents. opponent “I owe yon $1.90 in 12 chaperoned, as all parties should be. A mnn in North Carolina, wbo was The total of the statements filed weeks Is that mucbT* “Not so I am not much In favor of night auto- caved from conviction' for horse steal­ shows-. Roosevelt candidates, $4,303; much, but I’d be glad to get it " sug­ mobiling without a chaperone. ing by the powerful plea of his law­ Taft candidates, $2,126; Wilson candi­ gested the sweet-voiced Weber. yer, after his acquittal by the Jury, dates, $1,585; La Follette candidates, was asked by the lawyer: TALLER STILL. $544; uninstructed Republican candi­ “Honor bright now. Bill you did 1 am a young girl of fourteen years. dates. $37; uninstructed Democratic steal that horse, didn't youT' Is lt right when at a party a boy who candidates, $232. “Now. look a-here. judge," was the is In my room at school escort me reply, "I allers did think I stole that home? My brother Is Just my size. Appointed by Governor. hoss, but since I hearn your speech to When he has one or two boy friends From a School Girl. Governor Wilson has appointed Mrs. that *ere Jury, 1*11 be doggoned it I at his bome Is It right for me to play I have been helped very much by Frank Hyde of Plainfield and Dr. J. M. ain’t got my doubts about It"—-Na­ your valuable column. Many thanks. games with them. H. SMITH. Carnochan of Princeton as members tional Monthly. Do you think a young lady 6bouid of the Board of Managers of the Epi­ teach a young man to play cards? Certainly It was perfectly correct for leptic Village at Skillman. Mrs. Hyde How often should a school girl let her your boy friend to see you safely succeeds Mrs. Caroline B. Alexander beau call upon her, or do you think a home, and equally proper for you to and Dr. Carnochan was appointed to giri of fifteen too .young to receive help your brother entertain his succeed Stuart Paton. Mrs. Hyde was company? friends, that la. if he likes to have you formerly Miss Kathlyn Stryker of tbis wltb him, and he should. Do you believe In “leap year** af­ city. fairs, where the girls go for the boys? MADAME MERRI. Alimony Increase. Ice Dealers* Bad Scales. Chancellor Walker dismissed th t MIKT RF WFI I r&PPn POR llhens are the better for a little blue HU5T B e W ELL UAHtU r u n water io whu, lockB but tte bhl€ application of Mra. Dorenda R. Phi In a preliminary report made by Sealer of Weights and Measures Jam sa u . ah, - - . J tone must be very faint indeed and lips for an increase in alin.ony from White Hair, the Crown of Ad..ncln* (hf b, |r her husband. Dr. Robert 11 C. Phillips, E. O'Donovan to Mayor Donnelly, Veen. N.ed. Content end Ten- W hile lock, should be rubbed or of ih :3 citv Volk wing the divorce suit many of tke ice dealers of this city are shown to have been short-weigbt der Treatment. fanned until they are thoroughly dried in wb!cn Dr. *nd Mrs. P h illis figured. ing the public in the sale of iee. Dur --- am* not allowed to get dry by degrees Mrs. Phillips was awarded alimony of ing a vigorous investigation by the Sometimes snow white hair la a simply from hanging unbound orrap- $7.50 weekly. She made an applica­ sealer covering a period of three great charm, but those locks won’t idly, by seating the owner ot them tion to the court for an Increase to $10 weeka. be confiscated tweoty-on« long remain enowy If they are not close to a hot fire. White locks that per week. The Chancellor has dis­ scales that show a short weif.hi of wholesome month, and aweet breath, very tenderly treated. In the firat are too thickly dried look fluffy for a missed the application without preju­ dice. J. Lelferts Conard appeared for from three to eighteen pounds. All of w ill find Paxtine Antiseptic a Joy for­ place If they are regularly waved — few days but they never look soft and ever. A t druggists. 25c a box or sent Mrs. Phillips and Malcolm C.. Buchan the dealers have been warned by the uno they will look the prettier for c«‘ fine texture. postpaid on receipt of price by Tbe an for Dr. Phillips. sealer. W . L . DOUGLAS that treatment—the waving must be ------* Paxton Toilet C o, Boston, Maaa. done with curl-papers, kids or bits of Simple Evening Dress, tightly twisted white cloth, and never There are occasions wben the girl Alto ef Filtration Protected. For Proposed Bridge. SHOES with a hot iron, as that yeltowa the oflim ited dress allowance feels she If tha proposed nitration planl la Engineer* repreeenllng th- Trenton t* n ta luin la ti aad lAhM A m hair and utterly spoils the appear- must be gowned in evening costume, built on lande edjolning the pumping Water Power Company and Mercer ance. Equal care must be taken when and if this evening frock is to be new station north ol Calhoun street, be coonty are bow endeavoring to arrive having mothers white locks aham- she should let simplicity rule. Fbr tween the rlrer u d water power. It at an agreement concerning the prvf pooed. Avoid any sort of dark soap the young girl who has only a small mean* the erection of a rlrer wall \\ posed bridge acme, the weter power and do the actual cleansing with cas- amount to spend on her clothes tbere the approach to the weetern end ol at Rirentrlve arenue. Work wa. halt­ tile or the white of an egg. being care- ia nothing so sweet and dainty as a tha bridge. Thla would eliminate the ed upon the structure hecauee the wa- ful to rinse the head In several watera sheer cotton material made over a boat landing now located there. Motor ter power company, which wae not so aa to remove every particle of tbe princess slip of silk, boat owner*. canoeist* and w.ter Ot! consulted In the preparation of the soapy aubstance. A lemon squeeied As women advance ln age crepe de thuslaet* generally who (refluent that In a wash-hand bowl full of water chine, both In wMte and delicate part of the Delaware Intend to unite makes an excellent rinsing for white shades, ta Inexpensive and becoming, la making a protest agalaat the remov hair, as tt adds to ite snowy appear- For women well advanced In life tbe Il •< their landing place. MAWT AI>VHKTIWK. IlKI.WAW. N. ,I.,U >XII 7 ^ M>HI UKIM. NOIKI S No More Sunday Aljjer Rebuilds UHM urrs (ALi By .trt. o/ . Baseball at Avon His Spite Fence ° . r t t of « I . «o m t •Mm-tal. UKKd oat t l lb* Ib w lk i'm m m m h a . M •U l ba n p u w d b a l m inU i. vawliv, Players Ignore Request of Man Sentenced for At- N lln w i, Ib* Kk.ht bw or Jut,. I«|2, between the k w ri uf U o'clock aad Mayor to Stop and Coun­ tacks on S eabright Mil 4 o'clock (a l fl o'clock}, »« U*e afteroooa nf (Aid day, at Ihe Com ; House, f r n cil lakes Action llonalres Resumes hold. Ul the tovaahip nf Freeh. • Id,County Avon baseball player* who took pelt in J Operations USE ELECTRIC LIGHT of MoMouth, N w Jeney a game on the Aron Inn field Sunday “ AU the right. title aad interest of the ignored thc repealed requests of Mayor The millionaire colony of Seabright and «*ta! Albert ( Craig, la aad to all lh*«e certain UacU of Und*. particular!) dr John Bingham that they postpone their Hum sen are being held np to ridicule •crib**! In the following deeds; game until aome weekday, and last night 1 again by signs placed on the property of Daad fawn John F. Letmn* and wife to the council instructed the police to en- i James M. Alger who some time ago wa* Jaaae* Craig, dated April If. I * * , aod force the borough ordinance prohibiting j sentenced to six months in the county w orded ia tha Coaaty CW*k'» Oflice in Book 216 of deed*, at page* IM, the practice, making arrests if necessary. jail became of defamatory signs which he etc. Tbe ordinance io question was passed in had placed on hit famous “ spite fence” ; l)eed lrom John Mtmmm and wife lo IJKW, during the r JbnioUstration of fonner : on the Rumscn mad. He served two 'F your neighbor has clcctric light and you have not, step tha Mid Jamea Craig.datcd May Mayor John Thomson, ‘ month.-, and then pleaded so hard thal aad recorded in tbe said Cterk’s Office in into his house some evening after dark and compare Mayor Bingham expressed himself | C. D. Halsey, the New York broker, who I Book LiH of deeds, al pages inX etc its light with thal of your own. Deed (rota Ju*eph Mount and wife to Monday night u being deeply hurt by had made the original charge against him, the aaid Jame* Craig,dated November 19, the disrespect shown him oo Sunday, agreed to have him released provided he Notice the difference and then figure it out for your­ li*7«, aad recorded iu said Clerk’* Office when he approached the ballplayers three ! would remove the “ spite fence.” M Honk m of de la, at page* 1W, etc. self if it wouldn’t pay you well to have electric light. Deed made by Charles Shibla aod fife lime*, each time to have his request Alger was released, the "spite fence” The cost per kilowatt hour is now conservatively low, io the aaid Jaiaea Craig, dated January i. ignored. He dccU-’ed that if he could j came down, and Alger went away from 1M83, and len'orded in said Clerk * Office have the support of the citizens, he | Seabright. His sis months' sentence ex and when you carefully considcrhow safe, sanitary, convenient, ia Book iM of deed*, at page* ♦», etc. ould rather not remain in office. Tbe ‘j pired in January. Shortly - - after - its ex- and beautiful it is, you cannot conscientiously arrive at any |>ced from Benjamin D. Parc*, et al., commissioners, to the said James Craig, council responded by unanimously vol- 1 piration he returned. He caused Ihe spite conclusion other than that ii is by far the most inexpensive doted October 7, ISIS, awl recorded in ing to enforce tbe ordinance. fence to be rebuilt near bis little building artificial illmninant; and especially so when M A ZD A said CUrk’a Ofiee in Book 256 of deed*. The game Sunday was between an on the Rum*oo bridge, in Rumson, and L A M P S are used. They give a radiant soft, white light Avon team and one from Manasquan. also erected a flagpole in front of the I*e£d*from David A. Walling and wife and consume only one-third as many watt hours to the can­ to the said James Craig, dated May 24, Tbe locals were victorious by the score building. To-day the wealthy residents 1877, aad recorded io said Clerk * Office 8 to 7. ! were astonished to notice a red flag fly- dle power as the ordinary carbon lamp. io Book *91 of deeds, at pages 387, etc. The Sunday ballplayiug has earned ■ ing from the flagpole. Under the flag, Deed from Tylee Brown and wife to the Further information gladly furnished upon receipt of stir. Several weeks ago after a game painted on some boards, is written,“ How •aid James Craig, dated April 26, ISM, inquiry. •ad recorded io mid Clerk * Office in was played. Mayor Bingham made a proudly it wave*, over tbe land of the pa Book &»2 of deeds, at pages 152, etc. public request that the Sunday distur- i rasites and the home of their slaves.” Deed i.-ora Theodore Aumock, Sheriff, baoce be stopped without the necessity j On the newly erected “ spite fence” was to said James Craig, dated February 16, of official action. Games were then < the following: 1886, and recorded in said Clerk's Office io Book 409 of deeds, at pages 1, etc. played outside the borough, but objec- j “ War. What for. By George R. Deed from Charles J . Loveland tions were met with in other places. [ Kirkpatrick.” wife to the said Jame* Craig, dated June notably from Mrs. Frances E. Tucker, i “Capitalists want war and politicians 0TLRNTIC COAST ELECTRIC LlGHT Co. 4. IS*?, and recorded in aaid Clerk’s Of of Neptune City, whose field was used, declare wars, and the damn fools fight fice io Book 418 of deeds, at pages 253, and so the venture was made to return (them.’’ PHONE L O C K B O X Deed from Kulief T. Saork, Sheriff, to to Avon. | “ They say: ‘War is hell.’ Well, then. 4 4 ASBURY PARK, N. J. 6SJ the Mid James Craig, dated Match 27, Another ordinance that is to receive let those who want to go to war go to 1891, aad recorded in said O a k ’s Office la Book «*l of deed*, at pages 191, etc. special attention prohibit? tbe exploding bell!” Excepting reserving out of said prem of firearms within the borough lim its.: “ The spite fence” is about 12 feet high iaes, the premises conveyed by the said W. H . B. Toltenj a summer resident, land is built in the same place where the Jamea Craig aad wife by the following complained that a son ©f John Grant 1 original stood. It completely shuts off deeds: Deed from James Craig and wife to the had killed nearly all tbe birds that in the yiew of the Rumson road from the Long Branch and Sea Girt Railroad.Com- former years had been so numerous in ■ Packer Cottage. It is probable some ac­ iy, dated Joly 3, 1875, and recorded in tbe borongh. Thc police was instructed tion wiil be taken by the millionaires to K y0 worth of Near York City The easiest and safest method you Seised as the property of Albert S. quent cause of punctures. O n the other bonds at 4 per cent and that the bonds n n employ Is that used by firemen Craig, taken in execution at the suit of hand insufficient talc will not prevent the Mr. Dunham had just finished his and sailors. Standing upright, throw Marge of Monmouth Company, and to be had been depasited in the safe deposit morning chores at tbe barn and was inner tube from sticking to the envelope. Out your right leg and give It a turn vault of the boroUgh. The commission going in to breakfast when Briggs, Inner tubes should always be perfectly round the rope. Next put the rope CLARENCE E. F. HETRICK. now holds #25.030.72 in bonds, and has the hired man, wbo had bought the clean and dry when fitting. Even the In the crook of your right elbow and a bank balance of #600, neighboring Alden farm, appeared. He P i m i s o t & Knows. A lly. sligfab^f. moisture should be avoided. clasp It tightly, not In your hand, but was a congenial person, w ith a well- Dated Jaae I, 1912. W illiam F. Dubrow was added to in your arm. It Is a common practice to lay a tube on padded waistcoat and an engaging the police force for the summer. He In that way you can slide to safety the step of the car or even on the ground smile. In Chancery ol New Jersey will go on duty June 15. Mr. Disbrow without the slighest trouble. The rope previous to fitting. This is a very expen­ “Morning!” said the newcomer, sn summer policeman several does not touch any part of the body sive habit. There is always a place to briskly. years. He will receive the same salary that is not protected by clothing and To ROY WILLIAM BURLINGAME, hang the tube where it will be free f.-om “Morning!” said Mr. Dunbam. as the regular officer. your speed can be regulated by either ! moisture or dust. Hang it -over a side Tm going to be neighborly right straightening or cramping your leg. j Mr. lirojrer reported tbat incandes­ away,” declared Briggs, with an air By virtue of an order oi th** j lamp or tire holder, but never lay it down Once learned, thia method of sliding j cent lights bad been strung along the of simple frankness. "I want to bor­ C ourt of" Chancery o f New Jersey j where it will come in contact with foreign down a rope may prove in an emer-; boardwalk and were ready to be turned row your wood sled for the day. I ’ve made on tbe day o f the date hereof, 1 and injurious matter. gency tbe means of saving your life on wheu needed. On his recommenda­ bad no time to get settled yet, and in a certain cause wherein Florence Inner tubes should always be carried in or the lives of otte r persons.— Youth’s ; tion, it was decided to have the addi­ there’s so much to do I do’ know Amy Burlingame is petitioner and Companion. waterproof bags, such as can be bought at which way to turn, hardly. But I ’ve you. Roy William Burlingame, are tional summer arc lights turned nn any garage for a quarter. They should got to get some wood down and I want defendant, you are required to appear June 15- never be kept in the original cardboard to do It while the hauling's good” Moon Blindness. and answer to petitioner's petition on Street Superintendont Mullen was au­ boxes, says tbe Micbelin Man. The boxes “That’a all right,” said Mr. Dunham. A naval correspondent of the Lon- ( or before the first day o f Ju ly , next, thorized to purchase two carloads of are sufficient for tbe garage, but not for •Take it and welcome. It’s out there don Standard has written from Port or in default thereof sucb decree w ill graqel for street repairs. under the shed.” of Spain, Trinidad, stating that In his | be made against you as the Chancellor storing tubes kept in a car. Waterproof A day or two later the new neigh- travels ho had come across many : shall think equitable and just. The bags keep the tubes away from water, oil tior came again. This time he had cases of moon blindness, caused by [ n . - j BOOKS For Vacation Days oliject of said suit is to obtain a decree Favor Concrete Flume and grease, but are not intended to pro­ rhe oxen with him. He nodded cheer­ men sleeping with the moon shining j V JO O U and Right Now 25cts of divorce dissolving the marriage tect the tubes from sharp tools. Always fully as he passed the house and re­ upon them, such cases occurring prln-! between you and the said petitioner. Benjamin V u B .jn t. * rnntr*rtor of k“ P *P»re *“*>“ ■" **•*' •» d *etp tlK marking casually, “I s’pose it’s all cipally In tho tropics and tho Mediter- j Flower of the Fort Blotting Book Poems—school edition— The Vila Claudia Count ralcoc of Cic Eyrie vols. 1, 2, 3 Dated April 29th, 19 12 . Seabright, Uid before the mayor and •**«* ***J' f" ‘"' m«t»l objects. right to take the sled again?” hitched ranean. The Master of the Stair Love Among theCliickens Warner Classics— I vols. DURAND, IVINS & C A R T O N , Strange to say, adds the Trinidad 1 council Monday night a plan for the eon- j , ------i*- up. This time be kept it two days. .Yergilius Blaze Derringer to a set Solicitors of Petitioner, correspondent, men so affected can | structibn of a guaranteed flume for the! A week later t e came when Mr. Tales of tlie Argonauts Thc Sisters The Blue Lawn P. O. Address, No. see in daylight, but cannot do so when j 7 33 Lake Como outlet, to replace the col- _ Dunham was away, and whistling mer­ Rose Matber Aunt Maud—brown top Beyond Chanccnf Change dusk sets in. Mr. Elgie further Mattison Avenue, As­ rily as he yoked his steers, drove o3 Dora Deane To H im that Hath Flower o f the Orange lapsed structure. It will be of concrete! ^ quotes from a communication made by bury 1‘aik, New Jersey. without question, I was praialng tte weekly scientific journal. This cor­ Maxim Gorki iilus.Cameo Flying Death Fanny Lambert Q N RULE TO BARCRED1TORS. almself. respondent was, many years sgo, an Troll Garden Navigating the Air The Windfall Administrator’s Notice creosoted Umbers proU.ted with he*,y cm do„ c, ot ^ Now Y ork police On the next occasion when the new jetties anti decked over to prevent filling force. apprentice on the Liverpool sMp Lang- Monsigny Captain Jackman Holmes N. Hurley, Administrator of ueighhor called, h e found Mr. Dunham Sons of Men Allan Winfield Rudolph Hurley, deceased, dale, an East India trader. in. The contractor agreed to fcjarantee ‘The force wasn’t always so effl- milkir?. Leaning against tbe stan­ Life nf a Star The Smiling Road tv order of the Surrogate of tbe County Once when the ship was between j it against destruction and stoppage. Mr. d ent,” he w id. *’ln Byrne’s day po- The Fore warners The Good Mrs. Hypocrite of Monmouth, hereby gives notice to thc chion with his hands in his pockets, S t Helena and the line somo of tho j VanBrunt was accompanied by Engineer lice protection ended at Forty-second creditors of the said deceased to bring in he began: crew slept on deck, fully exposed to j E E Throckmorton, of L o w Branch, street; you could do as you pleased “Durham, I like that sled o f youTs. their debt*, demands and claims against the glare.of the brilliant moon. W hen 1 who designed the flume. When ques- after that. B ut the crook who should the estate of said deceased, under oath or i t s new, ain’t It?” they awoke three of them were quite j I .awn Swings for the Little Folks and Grown-llps affirmation, within nine months from the turned .bout i« n o.Uets. Mr. V « B r » , t " " " t ? v d° “Why, yes. I t was new this season.” moon blind. They had to be led about 1 Twenly-sixth day of January, 1912, or ..... at all in New York would be as badly “Waut to sell Itr 2-Passenger Sw ings, strongly built, nicely painted and varnished, for $3.08 s.UI tha. be had bunt more tban any ,cf, hls eIpecUUoi, 0, immunU, „ 3 at night and the ropes put into tbeir ' they will be forever barred of any action “No. I do’ know as I do.” therefor against the said administrator. other man along the coast, but had never m;. frlend g m|th was lcft the othM hands. 4-Passenger Sw ings, solidly built and safe; well braced; nicely painted $5.25 “What did it cost ye?” H OLM ES N. H U R L E Y . seen one stay. The plan which he pre- day In his doxen bass. ;,I paid Smith |25 for making It, and Hardwood Sw ings, extra large, carrying 4 heavy persons; finish, red . $7.50 Talk English in Frankfurt sented met with Jbe favor of the council-: “ Smith tbe other day went Ashing. I furnished part of the stock.” (Hiding Settees, most comfortable swing ever built, because of the ease and ON Rl’LRTO BAR CREDITORS. men and Mr. VarfUrunt will meet with ■ He caught nothing, so on the way 'Trflnkfurt has a large English* ‘Wei*., It’s worth It, and you ought level motion; can be used by those who cannot stand the ordinary swing, Executor’s Notice them to discuss it and receive an estimate back bome he telephoned to his pro* to have some profit cn it, too. Now, speaking population,” says a letter the motion being entirely different j can be made into a lied if cdesired; vision dealer to send a dozen bass from that city to the New York Trib- equipped with large awning; price, complete Frank White, Executor of Richard White, as to the cost at the next meeting of the I tell ye what; I don’t feel right bor­ $17.50 round to hls house. tme, "and thero are not many business deceased. council. Iwo weeks from last Monday rowing all the tlm#-, and I’d like to CROQUET SETS—-A most complete line of Croquet Sets of the best quality “He got home late himself. His establishments where one canont find night. buy it. How would $35 look to you?” maple, in strong wood boxei, with hinged lid; the set in«-lu and, lean­ Constance. They are all expected to fast, to reject food already In the stom­ ing his head against tbe wall, sobbed contribute their share of the $10,000,• ach, Incalculable harm might be dono j o s . c . s t e w a r d 0h;0 „ t h o m (, s o n I as if his heart would break. 000 required for the projected im­ the aytftem through the progress Of In­ Helps A Judge in Bad Fix “W hat on earth alls you?” I asked, provement of tho Rhine from Basil to fectious diseases, auto-intoxication and the lake, to make a passage for barges. the tyke.” STEW A It I) \ THOMPSON I Justice E li .Cherry, o f G illis Mills, rther sympathetically. “Any of your He declared that pain, laughter and Tenn.. was plainly worried. A l>ad relatives d e a d r “No, no, senor, no* that,’* and the Tested and Not Found Wanting. crying were the result of motor excita­ sore 011 his leg had baffled several Made A New Man Of Him. Plumbing, Steam and (jas Fitting waiter boohooed again. Kind Father—My dear, If you want tions, and that they were caused by doctors and iong resisted ail remedies. “I was Coffering from pain in my a good husband, marry Mr. Goodheort disturbances in the cellular structure Jobbing Promptly Attended to " I thought it was a cancer,” he wrote, stomach, Lead and back,” writes 11. "Then out with it, boy!" 1 exclaim­ T. Alston, Raleigh, N. C„ "and m y ed, rather impatiently; “out with It!” He really and truly loves you. of the brain. Curiously, bo pointed “At last I used Iluckkn’s Arnica liver and kidneys did not work right, •*0h, senor,” he stammered, "the Daughter—Aro you sure of that. Pa? out, brain tissue itself Is incapable of S P .O .B o x 1214 Salve, and was completely cured.” 510 but four bottiea of Electric Bitten pancakes are cold!” Kind Father—Yes, Indeed. I ’ve b< feeling pain, and a patient’s gangltonic Phone -R Cures burns, boils, nlceTS, cuts, made me feel like a new 1 Noble muchacho. that. Isn't he?— borrowing money of him for or nerve centers might be cauterised 715 F street Belmar, N. J. bruises and piles. 25 cents at all PRICE SO CTO. AT ALL DRUfi STORES. Philippines Monthly. months and still he keeps coming— or excised without any sensation of dr«ggirts. Stray Stories. pain —Philadelphia North American.