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The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
LAKE COUNTY

New, comfortable carriages direct to tha
most picturesque portion Of California Best
equipped stage line In the State. Leaves Calls
direct to Harbin. seigler. Adams Howard An.
derson' Hobergs, spiers, Astorgs and Glen
brook; half hour for lunch at Ca1istoga; also to
Aiddletown. Lower Lake. KelseyVtlla and
Lakeport. Livery IN connection
WIN. sPIERS. Propristor
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
=. }. Nonshan Manager. Tel Mission 81
MONAHAN. 0'HARA & GO.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS,
&6JJ ZJH Mission 81. Nineteenth
Ssn Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
UNITED UNDERTAKBRS.

-FuneraI Directors and Embaimers-
Formerly n Metropolitan Temple.
NOW ate sos MISSION. Tel South I67
Between Fourth and Fifth near Firth ST
Finest Equipments al Moderate Rates.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
MARx wEsr sprrrcs
LAKE TAHOE RAILWAY AND
TRANSPORTATION co.

Connects at Truckee with train leaving g. =
At SOS p. m Returning, connects at Truckes
with train reaching s. +. at 1850 a N.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
THE BROCKWAY HOTEL.

Beside the usual attractions Of a Lake Tahoa
resort we have the only hot springs the most
sheltered shore and best fishing. FRANK b
ALVERSON, Manager.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
GARDEN CITY SANITARIUM

Not hospital; best equipped on Coast; mod
ern improvements; large treatment rooms:
ideal location; 6A acres: one block from street
cars; write for literature. San Jose. Cal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
STERLING CAPTURED.
Man Wanted Here on Robbery
. Charge Arrested in Raleigh.

Information has been received n \ here e,
that John Sterling, Jenkins and, Lpn-
lGll, ali wanted by the Richmond author
titles, lad been arrested In Raleigh, N. g:
Sterling is wanted on the charge OF
breaking open and robbing a, Chesapeake
and Ohio iOx car, and holding up and
stealing the yclotl,es off the back of
a call boy OF the Richmond Frederlcks-j
burg and Potomac Railroad Company.
The other men have been travelling with
Of L. L. Sherer. Of the Bald
win detectives. the three men are alleged
TO have broken into astorehouse In Gait
5lettsburg. ny. Since that time they have
strailed through D elaware, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey. New York, West Virginia,
kentucky, North and South Carolina.
for Raleigh ito bring Sterling to this
city ana IL possible identity the other
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
AN ODD SUIT
IS BROUGHT
Chesapeake aid Ohio Passenger
Falls, Cutting Himself
With Beer Bottles.
FELL INTO AN OPEN {: I DITCH 81 ''
Declares the Declaration,
Filed III Circuit Court
Yesterday. 4,

rather unique declaration has been
filed In the Circuit Court by Messrs. Cur
nv ana Glenn and II. r. and Ro.EN n. Pol'
lard, counsel for Geogre Nj Teabo, VINO
has Instituted suit for 5000 against the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
Tie paper sets out that on q certain certain
day recently, the plaintiff desired TO
Journey from staunton to Newport News,
va, and that he accordingly purchased q
ticket In the former city for the lat.
tor. He bonrded rear car Of train
ii, tile night time, according to the pa.
per, and was met at the door by n mills
itary guard who denied him entrance.
The declaration says Teabo asked Il a
brakeman OF tho defendant company X
he was on the right train. ana the lat.
ter replied Z in the affirmative. but IN
formed him that he would have to get
down and pass along the side to a.for-.
ward car 4
The plaintiff alleges that the way was
dark, and he was carrying in his right
hand several bottles Of beer, though he
was in no wise intoxicated. He sets out
sf,rt!.cr hat on hts way, to til, forward
car he sell into q ditch which had been
negligenty left open ~ thu defendant
company, and a IS a result all the s1cer
bottles broke. and the glass cut and
bruised his arm to such All extent as to
cause hin, great bodily suffering, and
that besides lie was compelled i make a
considerable outlay OF money In, order
to recover from his wounds. Medical
attention and nursing are enumerated
fs.inong the items OF expense.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
Delight a Large Audience.

a large audience was most delightfullys
at the Young Mems Christian
ellt Of the Home for Incurables.
Mr.: Leftwich wa introduced to the .nu-
dence by Ills Honor, Mayor Carton
Mccarthy. N '5 \. I, Z I. =
His dialect stories brought forth constant
laughter and applause, and several songs.
sung in negro dialect. with banjo q accom- com,
5paniment, were greatly enjoyed. ar.
as al entertainer by singing several de-
scriptive songs and ballads, being accom-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
Licensed 70 Wed. Y

: The following marriage licenses have
been issued: .; .;
Wayland II. Taylor and Katherine NJ
Slater.
George f. Thomas and Mary NJ. James
Morris ]. 5Schloosberg and Jennie Vein Elm
stein. s$33 5
Harry "A. hopkins and Bessie N. Fray
sier.s 35 Ait
q Marry a. 5Tatum and Martha II. z Udriet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
Tourist Tide Setting South.

Coast Line officials II TINS &c y,
state that travel from this city, over the
train for1the Notwithstanding here att ::
M, is unusually heavy for this season %, %
the year. The day coaches and severn er,aa
sleepers a re 4 we'll filled every day me
tide 81 tourist travel to the South does
not usually begin for three months l yct:
5The heavy traffic is attributed ITO inter g,
state-aud local travel, will co nsluc rlple
Through business. SS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
Music al the Sacred Heart.

a splendid ,nusca, progran1me was
rendered on Sunday Wight at the Sacred
Heart Church. incident to the forty
hours devotion. which closes to-day.
\ Miss Mary NIamns's rendition Of Mill
cards "Avc Ner,nl,,' with violin oblgato
Fby Professor Stein was particularly fine
3eu,lalnE anything that has been heard
in the church for several Years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
Meet al Baton Rouge.

Commissioner c. w 1loiner left on,
Monday to attend the meeting In Baton
Rouge OF the Association of Commission
ers OF the Cotton States Dr. ~. w ", Ma
gruder, chief chemist OF the Departlmrle "
will also attend the meeting. ne som
mlssioners will likely hold II their l next
meeting here. & AZ 3 iSs isi III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
DR.. Cooper in the City.

REV. Dr.. George Cooper, formerly !, Pas n
tor az Tie First Buptista CHURCH O.. ny n,Is
styis SpenaInKL u sii w yo hadelpba
-, ,,,i,era Ia may be addressed at no. la.o
CHESTNUT Street, He has accented g l'as-
rtorate near Philadelphia, 8aN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
Address to Young Ladies,

Mr.. irving 10 Campbell va pronllneMy
young lawyer q this cIty WI t 6o WestY
minister School OF, How We l1lect e'uf
Presidential X ID tfS5SEs s5gls Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
Shriners Give Notice.

Acca Temple, Mystic Shrine, NH meet
n, regllar session OH tho 27tl,s Tho notice
,st typca s.! shrlnfert 6ne amd
itS'is signed ny Potentatc q. II: iPlllllIS Is;
Recorder g. A., Ncsbett and Director
Nv Cunningham. Sa s. s a8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
Sam Bradson's Troubles.

sam Bradson was In lots - Of btro ~ !. !.
H. Hee' was IS charged ta With taking sl,l5 from
Mrs. Perdue and with beating .Harrle 7
Haynes was said he was drunk ,n ons
months. and on the second charge 40
and costs was placed against his ma me- &c.
He was said to have beaten an y her:
man but the evidence was not . trol ~ y
enough. MS; -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
Assaulted the Conductor,

William Walt1all was drunk and d ,ai
orderly on car lie Waist re- nS fben
Ia assaulteds the conductor. Result III
the Police Court; $50 and costs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
To Sail for Japan.

n Rev. r, IT,: AlcAlpine, who has been
.soiourning for q time In l'redericksbur
Va goes South time I, tl,ls ,rs ees
snntiI about six weeks, when he goes to
tie Pacific coast where he VII sui 81
from Seattle for Ia pan, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
Hasten Relied His Name.

Peter Hasten eoloyea beleq ms 'Ma n shqsi
Pollcelnan Wiley told him ito hasten
along. He wouldn't do It, and was given
80 days BY Justice john to tAlnk n oYes'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
List Of the City's Books.

Il Mayor Mccarthy has had printed and
distributed a livery nice cn tai og nc, con- @.
tubing an alphnhetlcal i.Iistof III all 4 w
books In the city Halt me ~. ~
those desiring to lind books on municipal ll
q, =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12

Long List Of Vice Presidents.
The lists of those who will act as vice
presidents and sit upon the stage at the
Democratic rally at Belvidere Hall are
now being. made up and will be printed
in a. few days. 3.s M. as II q. 5l lff
President p. W. Miner of the Clay
Ward Actives, will preside. and Hon. "a "a =
ST. George Tucker and Hon Charles ~ !.
Bland will be the orators. ,53 B.
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al THE - S2kE
& 3 'nEfII ESQ

l
" The pretty comic opera. Dolly VAR
dem Vas sung u the Academy yester--8a
day. matinee and screntng, and the audi
.cnces that witnessed botl, peri
proved that the opera was Quite ga pr pc Pig
OF dra wing on Its own merits irreApectiv0R
of tho personal charm Of Lula CHASER
who played the bewitching Dolly the
first time the latter cam TO 4 Eticlimonu5
While Miss Maud Holins was not so e
convincing In asserting that there was
something wrong inside of her, az Was
lacked something Of tho charm WHICH
Miss CHASER gave 1t. she was. notWltll-&
standing. q most sauey and aro e, y
fHa' sge f 'ad i na if smiling viii
her In no time, \, sjs =, /. 3.
Miss Reno Aubrey. as Ietita !: F.irfax y,
Was graee ~ u w ,ho ,,srt exceIenty
Mr. Mr. rom Daniel io The John Halifax Of lie
piece, had the voice of the company. Hi
fa SRs latter namber
the bestrendercd. lie also sang we'll in
tile male chorus. "rhe Song OF tho
ssseea nad naym9aa Mcs as
&l1s ! ship sHe tic Eli ri iSp Il
Girl Gave Love We're heartily ai.r.atl'de.lS
Mr. Forest Huff made q sp!ena,d lnols-
sSoea ae as ond Nhleh
role lie was very Gle yer, q
"'Our New Man. N
"rhat odd fellow" Harry Bcresford,
will lbe at tho Academy to-day and to-
night. 5s35 ,isl; q VI al .t}i5S
iIe comes Will, Tie highest encomiums
from critics wliereyer#le llas BEEN seen,
some even going so far as to say that
Ills methods romind them OF such a. tiis'!S
as Billy FLORENCE, John Sleeper CLARKE
and John H. raymond. and that his conf
edy is OF the legitimate school, free from
the slap-stick nnd EknOck-n bout order INA q
con teammates most ffarccs Of to-day.
s.S"Our New Nan"$is ono Of those de-
:llghtful Ffarces that is fresh y, comedy
tllch in repartec and clever III It's con go,
opportunilySto display his methods and
Irregularities, and has Won for him ,l .1le
distinction az being ono Of the briR'sl1esl
of tile younger comedians on the sl iis' e
I of to-day. A
Little Chip as a Babe.
( "A "Babes III Toyland." which Is creating
3flattcrlng comment upon the part OF i ne9
critics and public eyeryWl ne sr e,,
musical comedy is being presenteu w, WI
bes presented here October \ stu llu ! !!
s,rlle scheme of the play Is dtama.l q,
tono the famous Babes ~ u \, hn,Mnp,s
comedian and Mary Marble tlla. come
dienne. pley the part OF Alan and Jane.
Plenty Of Dash and Vim,
1t is a frollc from start TO finish, "a
Hot old Time, which has the boards
I5atsthe Bijou THIS week. The company is
made up Of capable people all the way
thmugh-not ono or two top-notehcrs and
the remainder Of the ,fourll.Trate actors
they are all good, and, what 3is more ms
y y portant, they enter info the spirit Of, the
/ pjay with a zestS that scannot have any but
The play Will be seen again to-day and
at Tomorrow mat inee and night
Miss Mary Carter, Myers, ono of the
most popular members Of N'orfnlSsS
Younger set. is the guest Of her au1,t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
~ tie board 81 directors Of the peniten-

Brown Will reside here with his family
gInia Pa ssengerE and Power Company
It d has been Inadvertently stated il.t
connection with the conditions pardon OF
Brown that the papers had been slsneo
iby Governor Montague. Under the new
pardon pa laws the board Of directors ,of the
penitcntiary M pass upon /, all conditional
paroles Of prisoners, without reference
Of Brown therefore, never came to the
Governor, but the board acted directly III
the ma fer. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
panied On tho piano BY Mr.. Kirk Mat

MI. Lcftwich received several ercor'cas res,
The Entertainment was a ynarked sue:
cess5and Melted a good Income for the
worthy object for which 1t was given
y Mr.. Leftwic, will appear gain Riieh-
fmond on Octo Der 9th under tho auspices
OF tho Ladies' Auxiliary8of the Masonic NC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
boys are talking of their Buffalo trip
Tor next year. Hotel quarters are being
cnga get III thai city now.
Not the Guilty Ones.

Laura Hayes and frank Hayes. scolored,
wore charged before the Police Court yes.
to-day with taking "a lot of household:
articles from Beverly Will iams. but the
.harge was dsprovcd and the case dis,
missed. II MA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
Charter Granted Yesterday.

N "A charter has been granted TO Walker,
Sigourney and Farden, lncorporat Eprinl-
cipal office Richmond,i Va Incorpora-
tors H erbert II. Walker, president. Rich
mond Va; Daniel p. Sigourney. vice
president and treasurer. Rtclmond' Va;
Frank G.. Pardon. secretary. ri chinund,
Va. Capital stock, 5000. General COM
mission merchants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
Made Special Messenger.

Beamer Scott. the dimiilntivc bugler of
tho Seventetll Regiment of Virginia Vel
.unteeis. who for two years past mas. pec',
employed rs q messenger by the Postal
Telegraph Company, has been de spe-s
cial delivery messenger in the Postal.
SSservicc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
TAXES 1 q y. COLLECTED.
Henrico County Treasurer Shows, '1s'
Finances to be in Fine Condition.

p17ery-isors Of Henrico8 was held Monday.
at the courthouse for the purpose OF
receiving the annual report OF Treasurer
Todd. ,... "
Mr.. Todd's statement showed "a marked
tho county to be in excellent financial
condition. The paper was grea w con1--
.plmented for the clear and concise man
Another matter of importance !. TO the
citizens Of the county residing on the.
Nine, Mile Road taken up was the ire-
quest from the Southern Bell 33Telephone
Company for a permit to erect poles along
that .thoroughfare where ~ crosses the,
county anlshouse tract. The permit wa 8
granted ditionally. I'M III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12

Disorderly on the Street.
Julia Ragland colored, paid $40 and
got 10 days for being Very dis0rderlys on
The street Justice John, presiding genius
OF tho Police Court, wil8not tolerate uil-
lruly darkics. 43 Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
DIR. Alderman 70 Speak.

President r. "A, Alderma r, OF the Uni
versty Of Virginia, has accepted an.
invita- ton o make the commencement nd-s
dress before the graduating class Of tho
Richmond High School next June.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
Mr.. Cox Appointed Receiver.

Sca,y Court BY John brewer and Com. !
many and r.. II. Stagg. Judge Daniel:
&Grinnan has named Edwin 7. Con ~
receiver to take charge Of the affairs OF
tile Scenic Construction Company.5of this
.,::sy. The company is cnjoiiied Wy lbs
court from disposng In any way Of Its
property. 4, HI. II. 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
GOVERNOR DIDN'T SIGN.
Brown Was Released by Penir
tertiary Directors.

nf the Life Insurance Company Of .Yir-
gina Who wan convicted In the Hust..
Ings Court Of en,bezzlement and sentenced
70 one year a. the pententlarM Was Es,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12

Miss Mary Carter Myers, one of the
most popular members Of orf'l'Ss
Mrs, William w. Myers, No. 1922 West
Grace Street,
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METHODIST SCHOOLS.
Attractive Programme Rendered
Sunday Afternoon.

No. 3 q.
Al ths regular meeting ofsthe Methodist
Sunday School Society, 2lcld Sunday after
noon at the Highland Springs sChnrch, tne
appended programme was effectively rem
dcrcd: %Ess. ..,,,,.
tlrst Commandment" Recitation by I'll
sie Stovnll. "Mamma's Darling, Solo
''JJttle Feet, he Careful" by Elizabeth
RlchardI Motion song by,grls, AN cor
Jesus Rtctation, "Ihe Mothers
Strike by Della stovall. Solo. Open the.
Door Esther Stiles. Recitation, "rh ~,
Mothers Face. hy Maargarlte ltlchaTal'
solo BY AIRS G. y. Collins. !, /, .
Certificates were then distributed tot
such as had attained n certain degree of
,T hc address Of tho occasion was deliy-i
cred by Mr.. N. G.. iscottswhn, drew many
useful lessons from tho subject he had
| chosen. ''NVreds. ~ II 81 r. b II i Y ,a
The schools reported as follows:
| Attend Per C0llec-a
| Roll ancn. cent ton:
Irairnount Avenie.. iO7 Isl 70 ,$ 22a 80
| Denny s;trect....,.,,. aug ~ " ~ "
| City Strect.r.,......a os ~ y ~ s sn
| st Jnmes..,,....,,.,..s.M, ~. =! ~ * cm
Broad Streett.,,,,,. ~. ny i ~ 81 9, ~ az az
| iIasker Memorial. 20 q, q 4! Sil
Highland Park.t,..., 70 Ss % "
Mission. i-.t...,,,.,ttiiooss 20 20 81 o. "a
| Epwprth ...,.,,,s.,,.. lps Us ~ ~
| c0rinih ..:.t.;,;t.,.,, W y o. y III e
| Highland Sprlnss.,s II Al = is
! s,nycnty-two new scholars were reported.
! The ne Xt meeting Will he held al Park
| Place Church tho second SUNDAY ~ NO.
\ Yetijer. "A
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a,cycnt " two new scholars were reported
The next meeting W4ll be held q I Par
Place Church lia second SUNDAY ~ no
VelilDer. ~
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The pretty comic opera, Il I Dolly 81 VAR
den" vas sung at the Academy yester-a
day. matinee and trening, and the alidi-#4
.cnces that witnessed both performances
proved that the-opcra was quit ca pm PIE
Of the personal charm Of Lula Glaser.
who played the bcwitchng Dolly the i
Enrst&time& the latter came TO Richmond
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-01-07
FianneIetts
JOHN WARD RESIGNS
Az FACTORY INSPECTOR

Last week Hon. John Ward, Chief
Factory Inspector, rendered his resig-
nation to Governor Murphy, and the
resignation has been accepted. The
Governors Private Secretary, John L.
5wayze, is temporary in the place.
Who the Governor will name perma
nently for the place is not known, al
though the Governor is anxious for
Mr.. Swayze to take the appointment.
The position pays S25O0. Mr.. Ward
has not been pleased with his reIa-
tions in the department for some time.
Last April he rendered his resignation
to Governor Murphy but the Chief
Executive declined to accept it. Last
week when Mr.. Ward handed the
resignation to the Governor, there
was no other alternative and Mr.
Ward is now out The retiring Chief
Factory Inspector was appointed to
the place by Governor GIiggs uton
the expiration of his term as Senator
from Salem county. and he was reap
pointed by Governor Voorhees,. Mr.
Ward lives upon his farm near Pala-
tine. He. always been an active
Republican.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-01-07
Bird Dogs New "Point.v

Salem, N. j., Jan. 2.-Hillie. Donel-
son, of Lower Alloway Greek, has a
bird dog which he values at high fig
ures because it points terrapin.
Donelson is something of trapper.
and on one of his trips recently he
ran across terrapin of good size.
He gave the turtle wash and let his
dog sniff 1t for minute. Later on
the intelligent beast 'stood" at a
hole in the ground as if to say to his
master: Better look here; there's
something doiDg.''
Donelson was for leaving the dog,
but thought better of it, examined
the hole and pulled out a fine large
terrapin. Some time later in the day
the dog repeated the performance.
with similar result, and his master
considers him the only turtle hunter
in the State.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-01-07
HUNT BROTHERS
ONE DAYS WORK
FOR GRAND JURY

Foreman Charles J. Fithian and the
other twenty-five members of th.
Grand Jury cleared the calendar o.
criminal complaints Tuesday after.
noon, returned thirteen true bills o.
indictment to the Court, got So apiece
from the Sheriff. and went home TO,
the term. Incidentally the Grand
Jury broke all recent records.
The indictments found, SO far q.
they can at present be disclosed, are
Jacob Deltus, larceny.
Miles Andrews. Frank Graham,
Moses Atkinson, disorderly house.
Robert McWilliams, assault an6
battery.
M. Jones. larceny.
Frank Feaster, larceny.
William Slader, assault and battery.
Alexander Pierce, larceny.
Noah Lockman, Jr., and John Hoff,
man, robbery.
Charles Nieman, larceny.
Frank Burns. assault and battery.
Myrtle Bailey and Sarah Wicks, lar.
ceny.
James Rankins, Alvin Rankins and
Sylvester Flowers, breaking and en-.
tering.
Elsie Shaw, bigamy.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-01-07
OPENING OF THE
JANUARY COURT.
[From "Daily Pioneer" Tuesday, Jan. 5

[From "Day Pioneer" Tuesday, Jan.
The January term of the Oumber-
land County Courts was begun this
O'Clock. There was nothing unusual
with the opening, the scene being
about the same as is presented at each
term of Court.
In the audience were the same num-
ber of people usually present upon the
first day, and within the bar were
gathered the lawyers of the county,
and some members of the bar from the
other counties.
Supreme Court Justice Hendrickson
was upon the bench. associated with
him being Law Judge Thomas W.
Trenohard.
Interest was centred, of course, in
the revealing of the Grand Jury by
Sheriff Diament The following
twenty-four names were called:
Charles J. Fithian. foreman, Hope
well; John F. Watson, Charles Kruse,
George J. Mayhew. Frederick Fox,
Bridgeton; William Calkins, J. W.
Simmons, Joseph O. Haines. Benja-
min Henderson. Millville; James
Pasquale, Walter Foulke. Vineland
Howard Dolby, Lands; George
Phifer. Charles Carlisle, Maurice
River; Samuel B. Pagan, Harry
O'Hara, Commercial; George Chance,
Francis L. Garrison. Downe; Fl. o.
Newoomb. Lawrence; Leonard Swing,
Fairfield; E. @. OFT, Deerfeld
Charles Bitters, Stow Greek: Thomas
E. Hunt. Greenwich; Oscar E. Peck,
Bridgeton.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-01-07
MAYOR MAKES
FIRST APPOINTMENT

The first official act of Mayor Alex
r. Fithian on New Years day was to
appoint Walter Fl. Bacon, Esq, as
member of the City Park Commission
subject to the confirmation of the
Council at it's next meeting The ap-
pointment was not made in time to be
presented to City Council, and the ap-
pointment was filed with Recorder
Hewitt. Mr.. Bacon succeeds DR.. o.
e. Peck, whose term expired with the
end of 1908.
Mayor Fithian. for the present, has
determined upon his office hours.
He will be at the City Hall from nine
until eleven in the morning. and from
four until six o 'clock in the afternoon.
He will arrange at any time to be at
the City Hall upon other occasions and
he will arrange his affairs so that he
can meet any one at any time in City
Hall in the evening.
The Mayor has not determined upon
any important change in administra-
tion of affairs at the present time. He
has fully determined that there cannot
possibly be patrol Of the town by the
police. but there will always be an
officer within answering distance of
the City Hall telephones. In other
words, at any time, telephone call
will bring an officer wherever needed.
This applies to night as well as day.