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GETS EASTON's VICE! Tr^Ivsrsr | TRIAL on 1EDIESMPS ' 1,000 More Subscribers Largest in.- the^Stat* us the result of the Star's great Stars circlation is much.lafgeri lO-wcek c:uiip:iJKii just completed. than tlilit of any other S'tate.weeklyp 50TH ..YEAR—NUMBER 2 WASHINGTON, WARREN COUNTY, N. J., THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 191" SUBSCRIPTION: : $1.50;A: MISS WRIGHT TRIES SUICIDE PELEY DRINKS POISON IN JAIL HARRY K. THAW BREAKS OUT iiiughUT of I'oi'iMvi- Washington 1)1- l'i-l-iiiicr ill liehidi'ic Swlpt1-. 1 Witlk' UCOLE vimv Suffering Ni'i'voiis Kiciili- of Toot Wn-li ami (;cts Die,,. »r iliuvn, Stabs Hci-.-cir. nictiioihif or .Mn-ctin. GETS EASTON'S VICE! tr^ivsrsr | TRIAL ON 1EDIESMPS '. Ilev. Dr. .lohn K; Wright of Jersey j - Alviti Keley, .L Ciermaii, liafling .;. ,...- MI - ; I Harry K. Tli.iiv, J'ltlsImjKh mil- ," ft ] City,superintendent of Hit:. Ni;w .Ji;t- .(-^V from AlpliK, narrowly (leaped death , Iiim:ilr<\ ii«»toriotiH iis til" H j of Easton Newspaper Men Are At- sey district of the Newark Mythodl.st iVlayor Christine Makes Recom- while In llie county jail at Iletvidci'e Receives Outcasts Driven From I si«Mfnril Whit.-, • un-liln-<-t. »f New Aged Mrs. Creveling Fined $100 /*?| conference, "find a 'funnel*' pastor of lust Saturday. Sanford ilnimel. '>f '-.' •••'••, » yin M * i ^ oil!, ami i wjuwju . IIH K ititKiiill mmv in tacked at Hub House. tin; Washington Methodist church, is mendations in Speech. Xewton, who «us lakIng t he rest >-ity oy Mayor Nevin. jjthh. iiminiii i hifiori- of tli'- oonnirv For Shooting Son. i***" now making 'i siul, hurried trip across cure in Jail for ton days, hud a pois- tlitluo; continent. Moo 'I las mii the,, wayy to nr*t|>y> irrinfii nunnrT rtni * n r onous tuilon that Dr.C W. Cummins gave him for his foot. lie had it PHI 11IPRRI1RR "i 15 Join hU iLu.Bhlor."Ml*. IMUII WrlBl.t. MCVT VPAH Q fi MRFT S9 dfifi 'under liU pillow in his cell and Folcy year Ud Kansas City sclioolhoy, Kred- , rormorly u schrmiiilrl In this Ijnruiwh. IlLnl I LHM 0 UUUULI iji l,4llO got h«dd of it. lie probably didn't rniLLIl uDutlU erlcic/MUinp, .it th<> Hotel < M'.*AIpln,} SHE WILL LEAVE PMLLIPSBUHG'# know what it was lnil it looked good New ; "nrk. a few days ago. War- j "~ KuUiM-iunUer for Kcvcii^i- IVH-. Two u-lm l.s now itl NeiMllox. C'iil. l>r, Col. Sl lakes S.iine Oh-cr to him and he soon had it in his rants are out f'.r the arrest of Thaw ' Scvcr.il Assault Cast--. Ilcfoic Court—J WrM-Knuuu Ijtstonliiiis With a .-d suicide by stabbing herself ten ( of Health Meinheis Named—Ovor- stomach. ^ lions ' hi .Miirtilily On nnj'lu.mes of a.^ault. , ^ M»" Alk-getl to flute \ttlick«l ' times during a period of mental de- i Clinii—Indicted at Itrlviileir. M'CI; <il' I'oiir Oilier Viiranl. Then he wished he hadn't drunk it, py Local Note-. [ * - "" "'"'. iai»i.*n. • ouMiii.'ifi MI.. : itcv. All'. Stone lo lit' Tiled. and when ilu- jail physician, Dr. Cum- I'hillipsbnrg and Kastou iiavtr been There was a larg.i tuns-out of in- l.e inter''?! , in vomit: < • limn, etllleed the : . • •»-••• , .Vli.Hs Wright, a Very capable young! mins,- arrived the- ptior fellow was N..\v y..il; fur PII.T pur-| Kin™ the cllsuh line nl the Rrnnd agog Miner X,:w Vear'si i.ver a real terested rltix^ns- at tho meeting of spasm i,t, ref-inn. i'.y order of th.-!,iM»s!l:ul ct uf 11 woman, has been doing i-sociological I pr^tly nearly Ji'siibjcct for the under- «'-l;'i"l in liln uxiifnac. I jUI.y i,r |hl. Ducpnibei ttrin, il havhlB the hnnnigh •-ouncil Monday night to h Wild Wist assault whieh took place research work In California and has taker, Tlie doctor gave him heroic may., r" ji 'ha;< cast-nut the vice ci X ! ir,KfH."S."l!: N'!w "i-rk VJ ™tun,ed ,,ln.-|ndteun.nt*. Pro,oCUl«. in Ihe' rear room *'f the Hub :;l!oitse been working very hard, Letters re- the mayor read his annual treatment and now he feoln <pilte like turc it. h;is noiiriHhed tiie ' pant , Vear's i>\i. ni'-l TiiaW at a the-tti-e ' ^l''Vkt;r has arraigned numerous of- caff early on the morning of Jan. '1, t(lved by her mother at Jersey, , City dress to tho council and to hear the himself HKUIII. years. With one fell SWOOP of '"' j later' repaired t«. Thaw'M expensive I'fcnilui's hefmx> Judge Hoscherry to 1 •I'llui Aif'iratli. ' editor .if the Ka.ston prior t>> l his \vt;i;k carried tin* infor- appointments be would make. Dur- Tho wash was a preparation of mayor*.'* executive axe. the head "r ! suit-.- of idioms at the .Me.Mpin. wh'.'i'c * answer Hie* indictments against them, > tioti tiiil she slioiiUt not he Hiir- bichloride of mercury, and had It not 1 ' KxpivsH, and Heniiis S. Male-mine, a ing the I'lLiilicss session uf the' coun- the vice creature iias levered i Ul,, !tss:iult is alleged 1-. have takeii Morris Cole, charged with the kill- < reporter on the ICaston Free Press. priHo'l if »lt« iM-iinl thiit hur (lnuKlu«*r been diluted Pcbj.v would have been cil l!le otliei*. (if uvei.-ieer of the poor and its other pans hsiv< scattei--, |(i.i...-. ihitup siaies thiit Thaw came [ ing of Kdward II. Lance at BelvhleiG "> sliould aiti'itipt to L'IHI hi!i- life. .Thcsi? Vh-ad in a short lime. He* says he w<-nt to the Hub•Ihmw after having was made vacant, tiie resignation "f witnessed a mumnier.s' parade in Ifttcr.s cnnic alter the youiiK woniitn won't bother with buttles that he litids had j'peui nuirh lime* ohHeiviiif; thu I Jr. T. K. Deilrlek I'roin i\w board of iier anybody's pillow after this. Phillipshur*,'. They had not been ai-ilons or liiMaiiM in-rsoiiK l» (.Jalil'ur- health WHH ar'c<-pted( arrangements KeiiiH'l, win •liiiina to be -i l'Vf« there bmg b-frn-e William liurns of nia h(»spitals. It is stated tlu- yoiniK niiali; for having tax maps of the bor- .Mason, was liberated from Jail on Kaslon. seeing red. entered the room woui.'in, who possesseM uniisuitl ineu- ough prepared, advertisements . au- Monday. and straightway knocked McGrath t;il ahility, ha.s sutfert-d a IH-IVUUS thorized for bids for street 'lighting and lialentlur; off their clialrs with hri-iildi'iu-n. Th« many filomis «i!' for ihe next live years, ami much I'.en ad way C'lturcli I'.raslu^ Debt. ills lists. As tin- siirpriHfd newspaper tin- • Wrights in lliEs community htipo tuiiuir routine business transacted. In city arc warm in their cominemlaU-ui 1J']'1. ^f1' '''; ::ipc«I from tl hotel ! l.loydilall of llackcttstowii plead- At tin- reopening .services at tin; re- 11 1 u pI Ml i» liivt train m or, linn is ul- the fa the nay liiul his (hmtrhte his address, the mayor brought out nf the mayor and ail tlie holies of'" ' " ^ ' ed guilty to a chargi; of fornlcitlon men were on the decorated .Methodist church at Uroacl- •ity. whe he e.xhiidted tin welts 1 up n big iv the i id recovery when he r«.-ai:ln with much emphasis hulk's are rejoicing hewtuwe thu ully and was advised by'Prosecutor Sli v- way, .Sunday ui(»rnbi.t;, I lev, l>r. Cole and bniis< [>n his body and wht-nt chair and pounded the prone v, is free from tlie hnniil monster which kcr and warned by .iudgo Ttoseberiv Uons fi for-.- rs i>f upstairs nn- lireaelied an intei'cstlnK- sermon, af- •e issued for the arrest that unless he righted thowiong HO The . attael tlltorltin places to equip ruins and delmsi-s men and women. Is Vnur Snh-<Tlptli)ii I'ahl? ter whieh he asked tlie con«ru«atioii •\"ii osie, of course, has the affront- >r Thaw, far as possible by marrying thp un- mad' nd furiously, Kuril such ]• arcs with adequate lire ew- to assist in erasing, the debt from the iMirlnp; tlv The present high cost of publishing itieb.e the exalted ac^ usntinnal Thaw trial fortunato. girl, he would Impose tlio d •oilcrmakcr and tr lle stated that the lire dan- i-hurch, which \va marked oiT In newspaper.'! makes It Imperative thai s I ii is said In sonic uf ,iht.v meeting places blocks on a hlaekboard In uniounls ihc .ckiic-r chair as if,It had been publishers receive payments-.ut .sub- 1 from $_r. down. Me •proved a y JI tcnnisnUe., . scriptions promptly. Tin. cost Of ippiicatio K I I ws, $_():$_() ! of tiltt: : SS50U I N. ,\Iflh-r. proprift of ih while paper used in publishing the appointed sir. needed was pledged and at ni^lit SI -IS H.ni!"-, HIMI Thiimiis ". his Star, fur. Instance, is ronsifk-rahly 1 pg S nner at II salary of $«n JI more wa pedged—-S3IlddS3SS in allll . NNext t.-ndt'f, lMishfd to tlH .ni In ;ii more them' double what it -was u year ad anil placed on Ilk-. Sunday'ya other chanc^ e will h* ^ ivnr tn th pniiitivi'-j liunis. ai;.i,"whlii; there* has been an advance The application nl" hem M.
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