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boy went to work In the breaker and he
got no money. She and the two boys were
twelve years in paying on the debt owed
the company.
The cross-examination Of this witness
showed tina, the debt that she paid the
company was one contracted after her
husband had been killed.
Major Warren called attention to the
mining laws Of Pennsylvania. He pointed
out the statute that Attorney John j.
Murphy had referred to at ore OF the frs,
sessions Of the commission. This statute
AT that time was said To make II compulsory
on the companies 10 pay for the mining OF
coal by weight. Mr. Warren pointed out
that il was obligatory to pay 10y weight
only IN cases where there was no other
system of payment in force.
The remainder Of the afternoon session
was consumed in examining a number Of
witnesses from the Delaware and Hudson
and the Erie companies III this region who
charged that they were Disseminated
agansi because no work was given to them
when the strike ended.
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BOWRON TN third day Thursday twelfth month
ninth IAN? at 81 Central PARK West. Hannah
e. Bowron. daughter Of IN" late Henry {. and
Deborah Bpwrun. In her SD year.
Funeral ceremony AT Friends Meeting House.
rutherford place and Fifteenth ST.. on sixth
DAY Fridayl. at II ocloch. noon. lntcrnent
at Chappaqua.
EtSrON suddenly on Dec. :, 1907. at lowers
Heights. NnnEcr,, y. Y, Roswell Francs
E,>ton Jr. aged years month, II days.
Gl'ERNSEY IN Tuesday. Dee. .. 1872. JoSepi
Reynolds Guernsey.
Funeral services at ~, late residence. 5?7 Madi'
spn ay.. On Tnur,lly Dee II, at +. NJ In
tcrmcn, at Armenia. DutcHe,5 county. New
YORK.
kENES On Monday. bee :. after n severe Illness
Eui'h c. Reyes. IN thr jath year uf his age.
Friends ami relatives are Invited TO attend IA.
neral services n HI, late residence. 20 Yves
seth st, on Wednesday evening, Dec 10. al
O'Clock Kindly ONT, flowers,
McLorGHLIN ON TucSda, bcr. o. Rev. Thomas
McLougalln pastor Of the tnurrh of the Blessed
S,cramcht. New Rochelle, y y In the 77tl
year OF his age aud tn any second Of his
priesthood.
Divine once ana mass on Friday. Dec. IL. Al ~
O'Clock The reverend clergy and friends
are invited to attend
MOORE. IN TUESDAY. D"r. o. 1872. In his s9th
year. Henry Franc, Moore
Funeral services a. his late residence crows
Nest Bayonn'. Y j.. on ThnrSiNy evening.
sl5 O'Clock Train leaves loot Liberty -.
81 for West s'h II. station Funeral ron -
ycniencc OF family. Boston papers pleas
copy.
PHELPS suddenly on Dec ., lH02 AT Aiken. 5. C.,
Of tlphud fever. Sheffield Phelps Of rcalr'k.
y j.. younger son OF the late William Walter
Phelps
Funeral private lntcrmcat at SmShury. Conn.
PlNKHNN on Monday. De-. ., 1872, AT his home
Charles Henry Plnkham agcdi 81.
Funeral services at LcuoN Avenue Unitarian
Church on Thursday morning. a. 10 O'Clock.
Boston and Salem paper, please cop.
REID suddenly. on bee. :, at S'urg,. Mich.
John l.. Reid.
Services at 81. Andrews Cnurrh. l27th street and
FINN ave. on Thur,day. Dec. II. az =. VI. la
inrnlnni nriNAin-
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ItBOR LEiBERS INDICTED.
Interfcrcd with Wall service In New Or.
leans Must Answer In Federal Court.

NEW ORLEANS, la, Dec 0-The United
States Grand jury to-day indicted Ben
Commons, prsiden, of the Street Car
Mems Union. and sixteen other members
for interfering with the United States
mail during the recent street car strike.
During the fr i. few DAYS Of the strike the
men by vlolcrcr prevented the United
States mail car from leaving the railway
Compary's barn They saw their mistake
afterward and the mail cars were per
mitted to run. although the other cars
were tied up for two weeks
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Nominated b, the President.

WAsHINGToS, Dec. 9.-The President
to-day sent to the Senate the followin z
nominations
10 b" nitad States Consul, Thomas p
MofIt of New York, az Turks Island, West
Indies
Receivers Of Public Moneys T u Owens
at North Platte. Neb Edward J. Garrett
at Boi-t Idaho; William iIodgman. at
HALEY Idaho
rmy-To be Second Lieutenant bv trans.
fer from artillery corps To- cavalry arm, John
' Spring. lr
To b" second II"ut"nantS Of infantry.
Nicholas tampainol of New Mexico John
Gordon. MaComh
To be Major In the artillery corps. Capt
Edward ! Brown
10 be Captain. artillery corps. First Lieut.
Frederick " Ph-t 'rcr
To b. First Lieutenant artillery corps,
Second Lieut. Lewis ; Ryan
To be Captain of infantry, First Lieut.
Joseph + Iaudl. Eighth Infantry
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(Rt\DtII or NORWICH
Reads with surprise Dispatches Drscrib.
Ing HIM As "Missing."

= A-hb"l Crandall, former Mavor Of
Norwich, Conn. who il AT the Hoffman
House was astonished Yesterday morning
to read in the papers dispatches from his
native town to the effect that n" was missing.
1T l. all mistake, said he. Yesterday
afternoon, a. he sat IN the Hof man art GAL
lery Il am not missing. | came to New
York four weeks ago to hay" an operation
on tooth. ] have been in DR. Bollhagen :
hands ever since, going 70 him each day,
for 80 serious was my trouble tina, | was
threatened with cancer of the mouth. saw
the Horse Show and an going % the bicycle
race and all the theatres, meeting lot Of
Norwich people, and talking With them.
The story that was missing L. an invention
of my political and business enemies
Il expect to return To Norwich in two or
thrpp DAYS
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New Orleans Freight Handlers strike.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Dec. . As expected.
the freight handlers followed the eNamp"
Of tho team steer, and leaders and struck
to-day The strike mainly affects the sugar
trade, a. IN" m"n handling cotton are in IA
-oparat. union. SON" few non -uniou men
who went tn work W re- stoned by the -trik
ers, but generally the police maintained
order Tis strikers are all negroes They
wer. satisfied with tlnur wages until stirred
M by a lahor aCi'at"r from Buffalo, one of
tie Ll.u detailed blythe Federation Of Labor
To organic labor unions in the South
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CUBAN RICIPROCITY TREATY.
No Longer Any Doubt That the senate
WIN Ratify II.

WASHINGTON. Dec. a-The Republicans
of the Senate have formally agreed 10 sub
init to the House of Representatives for its
approval the Cuban Reciprocity Treaty
when il shall have been ratified by the
Senate.
That il will be so ratified there j. no longer
any doubt Even the most radical of the
beet sugar Senators of last session. like
Burrows of Michigan, Elkins Of West Vir-
GINA and Perkins of California, are willing
To vote for treaty that does not provide for
"A greater reduction than 20 per cent. on
importation- bet ween the United States and
('uha
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wabash Snupmcn's strike Ends.

INDIANAPoLIS Dec. 9-Tie seven weeks
Sriko of the -hopmon of the Wabash Rail
ruad cam" 10 an end to-day when the men
NO'. Il To- return 10 work The men de-
maud,d an increase of f,sir cents an hour
and the company offered two cents, but
this was refused. Presid nj DamS'y then
threatened 20 I'LL tie str kersiplar, with
non-Lnion men and the s opmen decided
to acc, ut the cOmpanv'S OF pr.
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Army AMI Navy Orders.

WAsHISGroN. Dee. These army orders have
been issued
The resignation Of cadet James Il Shousc. third
class Military Acaicmy, has been acCeptcd
Major Charles ". Andrews, SUI cun Volunteers
l. tOnoraby DISCHARGED.
Capt. Frank II. LAYTON, Commi>SarS from New
YORK city to Governors Island
Major Walter l. Finley Eleventh Cavalry. TO
duty In Adiutant Generals department.
Major Walter l.. Finley, cavalry, Assistant Nd
lWant, report to Commanding General DN isioE OF
the Philippines.
leaves OF absence Cap;. Ralnh y Stogsdalc
Ihtticth Infantry, rcIui'lng orccr for six days
Capt. George Ncn. Weeks. Fourteenth Infantry
extended to Include Jan. II
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LOTUS
Great Sale
$4,000 Worth
of WOOlenS
Begins TO-DAY
Begins TO-DAY

The LOTUS store at $50 Nassau
Street is closed and the business
concentrated under one rOOf-ll9l
Broadway. hereafter the only New
York LOTUS Store.
The one-Store plan is best:
we believe in it, and so closed
our $50 Nassau St. establish
ment yesterday, sold the fixtures
and lease, but transferred all the
goods to our one store, 1871
Broadway, near 18th ST., where
they are now displayed.
With the stocks Of two stores
crowded into one $4,000
worth in all we're in good
humor to cut prices--we must
do it to relieve the congestion.
Besides, a hard and fast rule
here is not to carry goods over.
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Overtime pay for Customs inspectors.

NAsHINGToN. Dec. On the House to-
day Mr. Dalz'll tRep., Pa called up the
House bill authorizing the Secretary OF the
Treasury 10 pay customs inspectors AT New
York 81 day additional for services for
over hours in examining passengers bag
gage. and it was passed
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Indian Appropriation nm Reported.

WAsHISGToN, Dc s The Indian APP
preparation bill for the year ending June 80
1904. was reported in the House to-day bv
Mr.. sherman rep, v and ordered
printed,
The measure carries total of s7.1lSP3p,
which IL $40, lao in excess Of the estimates
"A rather unusual fact The appropriation
for the current wear was ss,aS0O.s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-10

WASHINGTON, Dec. o Frederick Roose-
welt Scoy"l who was reported to have
been arrested in New York has sent the
following letter to the local papers
| wish to af1lrm the statement made hv
my cousin. MIR Roosevelt schuyler, denying
my presence IN n street brawlin New York
on Dec ! | am end"avorlng 10 ind the man
who assumed my name on TINT occasion. and
wish to say positively th1t | have not left
Na-hlu gtOu since bCtOhrr last
fRLDERICk Il ,OsEyELT SCovFL
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Invent. brooklyn Policemen Fined.

The twentv-one policemen in BROOKLYN
who were caught one night last week by
"shoony" rouEd~men from Manhattan in
various acts of delinquency were up for
trial yesterday before Deputy Commits
s'oncr Ebstein. With one exception all
wcr" found guilty. Andrew Brown Of the
Adams street station, who was caught
twic" within quarter of an hour coming
cr of a saloon, was fined ten days pay
The others wcr" fined two or three days
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Police station House Anre.

4 slight fire in the West Sixty-eighth
street police station about O'Clock Las,
night woke mp the reserves. The sergeant
on duty said il had been caused by "im-
perfect insulation of the radiator" Fire
men chopped away the burning woodwork
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-10
5000 security In stewart Case.

justice HNcntritt decided Yesterday that
John Stewart, the plaintiff in the latest
suit brought to upset the disposition of the
\. ], stewart estate, need only give $500
security instead OF s? 500 suggested by the
defendants on the motion before him on
Monday last. The cost OF the motion arc
10 Ahidr ihe oNenf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-10
Holida, Recess OF Congress.

WAsHISC tbs, Dec, o The resolution pro-
vidng for the holiday recess from Dec 20
To Jan ) was reuortcd in the House to-day
by Mr. PAYNE, chairman of the Committee
on Ways and Means and agreed TO.
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New Chapel At the TomM Ready.

~ er many delays tho h pei in the new
TomhS Is complete and 1t * expected that
services will toe held in il next Sunday The
furniture and ncw organ for the Chayel
Will he put in plac" to-day. when the prison
viii /" ir-i cCted by the city officials and the
prisoners will lo transferred to the new
bull ling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-10
w. y. Youngs's \ppoin, mcnt Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, Dec. o The Senate to-day
confirmed long liz, of appointments,
including that of William J. loungs of
New, York, TO b" United States Attorney
for the Ia stern D.srlCt of New York
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Some papcrs Claim t.,er,tn,,x

1Ht SrS doesn't II may bc IN. hos,
ncEsnHrer IL the United States and soma
ioiRs ,thhk II l.. But II It isn't II ought to
he. II puts a premium on brains and na W.
thc premium II establishes u uuatant,us
aRalhSt ncdiocrity and maintains IL ia
sian l. the highest pail Of any nawsparer
stan IN the world, They are a. work in every
Quarter OF VI" globe and tho best proIurt.
OF 'heir brains are found in The ADD.
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4 Liberal Education and q Benedic,ion

are the Church's best Gift to us sons. Every
father who teaches his children to read The
SuN gives them an education and blessing
Ado
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The \ EOL \ \ co.
AEOLlAN HALL, 30, 9Th Ave, near ;4'h s.

Siberian Squirrel Goats, trimmed With
various furS in stock or 10 order without
extra charge. {. &. SHAiNE. Manu-
facturer. 4lst and 42d SIS. near 9th Az.
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MILLINERY MD DRrsSM >kI>c.

BLACK BEAR handsome, silky and
durable, extra long hoas, $50 10 SIS.
Muffs, SIS to s3S; extra large, $40 10 $50
c. G. SHAINE. Manufacturer, 4lst and
tld SIS, near 9th Az.
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Il CHRISTMAS
SUGGESTION
II The III
I Pianola !

We have prepared for the ho'i.
day season a large assortment Of
Pianoas and Orchestrelles in
variety of choice woods. Your
inspection Of these instruments is
cordially invited.
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OverCOatS and Suits,
To Measure, SIS.

Many patterns that were
bought to sell at $50 and SIS,
pure, rich, warm, wool over
coatingS: neat, dresSy suitingS,
all now SIS. Every piece new.
! he stocks are large, but the
saving opportunity is great:
better come quick. Don't allow
the cold snap to rush you into
ready madeS; our facilities are
ample for prompt work.
And remember, only one
Lotus store now. Personal
attention to every order.
w. G. LOTUS s. Co.
TailOrs to Men,
1871 Broadway. near 18th ST.. New York.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-03-25
Farewell Surprise.

In view of the contemplated removal of
William A. Norcross and family from
Mount Holly to Phenixville, Pa, the
Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church
gave Mrs Norcross farewell surprise a
few nights ago.
Mrs Norcross having served the society
as secretary for term of years, was the
recipient of present of a fine piece of
solid silver, as a mark of appreciation of
her long and efficient service.
There was large attendance of MEM
beers of the society and all expressed pro-
found regret at the departure of Mr.. and
Mrs. Noreross from our community.
The evening was spent in social enjoy
ment after which refreshments we're serv-
sdAwhen the members withdrew, leaving
su the family many wishes for theiI
happiness and success in their new home.
Mrs. Norcross was also teacher in the
Sunday school of the NJ. E. Church and al
meeting of the Sunday school board re
solutions of appreciation of her work and
( of regret for her departure were unani
mously adopted.
Mr. and Mrs. Norcross and family will
be followed by the best wishes of all tn
people Of this community.
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DIED.

CARsoE.-March "a. at Mount Holly. Anns
L., wife of Thomas II. Carson, aged 35 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence of her husband, No. 220 Broad st rect, or
Thursday afternoon, the 9th instant, at
O'Clock. Interment at WOODLAND cemetery.
BLAcK-March 20. at Haddonfeld. Martha
F., widow OF Thomas Newbold Black.
CooK-March %, near Mount Holly, John G
Cook, in his 73d year.
CLARK.--March 81. at Underwood. Ruther
ford Morris Clark, formerly OF Mount Holly.
ENRIeHr-M March 20, at Bordentown. 10.
hanna, wife OF Thomas EnTight, aged So years
FRAKE.-March 20. at Mount Holly, Margaret
wife of Joseph brake.
HAND-March 20, at Ocean City, Joseph f
Hano, aged 40 years and 10 months. Inferred
at Tuckerton.
JENKINs.-March II, at Edgewater Park lisa
BELLA widow of the late Josiah Jenkins, aged
70 years.
MoCoRMIoK arch p, at Burlington, Sara
Eliza. daughter of Robert and Louisa Nc
Cormick, aged weeks.
PRIcKITr.-March p, at Medford, Earl Budd
infant son OF Aaron e. and Jennie Prickitt
aged months and Is days.
PETIT March y, at Mount Holly, Sarah A
widow of the late William Petit.
soUDER-March q. at Columbus, Arthur
Reed Souier. aged 81 years.
TEMPLE March 10, at Mount Holly. Emily
Temple, widow ofJ. II. Temple, aged SO years
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was also excused by the court owing to
his scruples against capital punishment.
! W lillian II. Gratz, Springfield, was
challenged by the defence.
Charles p Challender, New Hanover
was accepted
Daniel B. Ely, another Palmyra man,
was challenged by the state.
/ John F. Newton, Beverly township,
was excused by the court.
Howard W. Blake, another resident
of Beverly townsh hip, was challenged by
the defense.
John B. Warrick, Chester, thought the
evidence would have to be very strong to
change his opinion. The court excused
him.
Joseph E. holster, Willingboro, was so
strongly opposed to capital punishment,
he could not render verdict of murder of
the first degree. He was told by the court
to step aside.
John K. Ingram, Mount Laurel, made
t he eleventh man accepted
William t. Baggs, Beverly township,
Adu Deen III the company OF some OF the
witnesses and had heard their opinion ex
pressed, and if they were to change their
evidence on the stand he would not give
it any weight. Excused by the court
John P. Stidfole, Eastampton, and
Samuel B. Parker, Chesterfield, were
challenged by the defence
Franklin Dill, Northampton, was the
twelfth man accepted.
The drawing of the jury occupied 40
minutes, and all but one of the 48 men
summoned were called
The jury as completed was:
Albert s. Fl. johnson, Westampton.
William H. Jennings, Medford
Franklin B. Haines, Mansfield.
Thomas w. Ridgway, Chesterfield.
Clarence II. Edwards Northampton.
Thomas G. Sooy, Bass River
Albert A. Grant, Cinnaminson.
Joseph L. Everlockner, Burlington city.
William G. Kemble, Florence.
Charles P. Challender, New Hanover.
John K. Ingram, Mount Laurel.
Franklin Dill, Northampton.
Prosecutor Atkinson had just begun his
opening address as we went to press.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-03-25
School Meeting.

The annual school meeting was held In
the court house on Tuesday evening.
There was no contest over the Office OF
member of the Board of Education, hence
the attendance was very small, and dur
ing the hour in which the balloting was
done only IS votes were cast.
W. Roland Warrick was chosen chair
man, and T. Clifford Keller was made
secretary The district clerk read his re
port, which showed balance of 81 1857 6s
in hand. The amount asked for to main
tain the schools was IS, 1913, which was ap
propriated
Joseph G Bower, George W. Durand
and Franklin Dill were elected members
of the Board of Education for the full
term of three years. Philip Karg was
elected to fill the unexpired term of one
year. caused by the resignation of Johr
W. Harris
The board organized on Friday evening
by electing Samuel A. Atkinson, presi
dent Franklin Dill, vice president; JOSEPH
G. Kingdom, district clerk; DR.. Richard
81. Parsons, medical inspector.
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C.O.PeaCOCk, ooo-o1l Market St.

There is more catarrh in this section of
the country than all other diseases put to-
gether, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced it local
disease, and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable. Sci
ence has proven catarrh to be constitu-
tional disease, and therefore requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls catarrh cure,
manufactured by F. ]. Cheney & Co.. To
ledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure
on the market. 1t is taken internally in
doses from 10 drops to teaspoonful. 1t
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur.
faces of the system. They offer one hun
dred dollars for any case it fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address, F. ]. CHENEY & Co.,
Sold by druggists, 75c. Toledo, o.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-03-25
Trust Company Organized.

The stockholders of the Mount Holl,
Safe Deposit and Trust Company met on
Thursday, and organized by electing the
following: President Edward B. Jones
vice president, Theodore Budd; secretary
Charles Coles; treasurer, Samuel L. Tom
linson; assistant treasurer, Walter l. Dill
solicitor, Samuel A. Atkinson. The di
rectors are: Edward B. Jones' Samuel A
Atkinson, Franklin B. Lewis, Charles A
King, Charles B. Parsons, Mount Holly
Joshua Taylor, Burlington; Theodor,
Budd, John Forsyth, William H. Bishop
Penberton; Charles Wright, Thomas s
Gibbs, Columbus; r. Howard Aaronson
Bordentown; John p Lippincott, Vincen
town; John r. Lewis. Medford; William
C. Parry, Hainesport.
In addition to the capital stock of 800,
600 an additional $40 per share has beer
added, so that the new corporation will
start with $4,000 surplus
The building adjoining the Union BanI
will be remodeled extensively and fittet
up for occupancy by the Trust Company
Among the improvements to be made vii
be new front to conform in appearance
to that of the bank and the ceiling will b
made higher The work is expected T.
be completed about May 10.