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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-03
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate

ny VIRTUE of an Order Of the Orphans
. Court OF the County of Morris made
on the 12th day of September 1905. the sub
scriber, the administrator of George L..
Mutt, deceased, will on the 18th day of
October 1905 at two O'Clock In the after
noon sell at Public Vendue In the sheriff .
Office, in the Town of Morristown all that
tract of land and premises, situate. lying
and being in the Township of Morris,
County of Morris and State of New Jersey,
and described as follows:
BEGINNING in the middle of the Jockey
Hollow road opposite hickory tree marked
in the line between EheneZer Pterson' 9 IT.
ish Lot and lands belonging to Tappans
and Sayre; thence ~ along Abraham Tap
pan's line South two degrees thirty min
ntes West twenty-five chains eighty-two
links to black oak tree his corner in the
line of the Kemble Tract; thence u In
said line South seventY-f1v degrees fifteen
minutes West four chains sixty light links
to q heap of stones corner OF David y.
Guerin's farm; thencef8l in his line North
nineteen degrees thirty minutes West
eighteen chains forty FIVE links to a heap of
mes his corner; thence [4l North forty
minutes West two chains six links TO the
road aforesaid; thence IS along the road
North sixty-tWo degrees ten minutes East
five chains fifty-nine links; thence l6l
North seventy-one degrees ten minutes
East six chains ninetY-ope links 90 the
place Of beginning. Containing eighteen
and fifty three one hundredths acres more
or less. Being the same premises conveyed
to the said George L. Mutt by Phebe A An
son and husband by deed dated May 10th,
1872 and recorded in Book HIS, p. 1870 SO:
Dated Morristown. n. j., Sept. 18th,
1905.
| 30 A Administrator.
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NEWS FROM
OTHER TOWNS
wHlPPANY


Miss Ethel Lawrence and /. w. Car
penter, were appointed delegates from
the Y. p. S. 9. e. here to the state
convention held in Morristown, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday of this
week.
A barrel Of clothing and seven rag
rugs, was packed by the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society and sent to school in
the South last week.
Mrs Richard McEwan and daugh-
ter, Virginia, have gone to North
Carolina to visit Mrs. McEwan's
mother
Miss Ethel Lawrence has returned
from her summers outing at North
field and Portsmouth.
The Misses Watts, of Bay Shore, L.
i, are visiting their sister. Mrs. Nor
timer Haslam.
Mrs. r. B. McEwan and Miss Nc
Evan came home from their Boston
trip last week
Mrs. McIntire, of New York, is Wis
iting her sister, Miss Maybelle Ship
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cook spent a
day in Plainfeld last week.
Miss Edith Ford has returned to her
school at Dobbs Ferry.
Rev. |. L. White, Of Newark, was in
town on Saturday.
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MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS USEl
Looking Ahead.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: If you want
to go into new business this Fall and
Winter that requires no RISK OR CAP
ITAL, easy work, no canvassing, and act-
ually taking but an hours time each day,
send us So 90 for our Famous Family Rose
and Shrub Collection CO.. which retails
through agents for So. to be. shipped this
Fall or next Spring as you prefer, and we
will send you FREE, supplies and instruc-
tions to start New mail business in Your
Own Home. Ladies can do the work in
leisure hours as welf as gentlemen. We
have already started hundreds in other
sections that begun early to provide for
Xmas money, who had returns come in
the Second Week. Our new plan jss Rot
patented nor Copyrighted s It ts attractive
and absolutely certain to return you in
every mail q handsome profit from this
pleasant work. There is nothing to risk,
we give you IS worth of selected roses for
So and furnish supplies Free to start q new
mail business that you will enjoy through
the long Fall and Winter months. State
or next Spring. Upon receipt Of your re-
sent you at once, and We VIII Also Send
You Additional Supplies without Further
Cost as Soon as the Last Lot Is Exhausted
and as Long as You Wish to Continue In
the Business Address,e nEoue
Tie N. B. Chase Company,
Newark, New York
Our reference: Ths Arcadia National
Bank, Newark, N. x.
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FACTS IN FEW LINES

The London Lancet says every mouth
full of food should be chewed thirty
times.
Wellington, the capital Of New Yea
land, is said to be the windiest city in
the world.
Nearly 1000 cases of mistaken dag
nosis have been admitted to the Lon
don hospitals during the past year
Japan annually exports about 10000
900 fishing rods. They are made of
bamboo, got from the dense forests of
that tree.
The postage stamp. like the railroad
and the telephone, is nineteenth cen
fury invention and only sixty-fve years
ago at that.
Petrels and penguins of the Auck-
land and Macquarie islands are threat
ened with extinction, a syndicate hav-
ing been formed to supply the world
with penguin oil.
! The Scottish Patriot announced the
other day In big type that In case Of
war between Norway and Sweden a
committee was ready to send at once
( 1000 Scots, fully equipped for the field,
to aid Norway.
Thomas Maher Of Milford, Conn,
has happy family in the shape of an
old cat and two ferocious bull pups.
When the latter's mother died the old
cat stepped into her place without the
slightest friction.
Before Formosa passed into Japa-
nese hands 10000 Chinese coolies were
imported every year during the tea
picking season, The number now is
less than 5000. the Japanese employing
their own coolies.
Celery is the cultivated variety OF
the English weed smallage 1t was In
troduced into kitchen gardens In Eng
land about the time of the reformation
by some Italians, who gave 1t the Ital-
/ ian name "celleri."
Rlne bricks have been used to face
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TAFT IN WASHINGTON
Established a Record From Yoko-
hama by Making Trip In
Fourteen Days.
CoNsULs ARE POORLY PAID

Secretary Was Anxious to Be al
Cabinet Meeting Today, So Railroads
Made Special Observation-Disclosures
che Continent In Ninety Hours and
Twenty seven Minutes.
After an absence of more than three
months Secretary Taft returned to
Washington at 1927 O'clock Tuesday
afternoon, establishing a record from
Yokohama to Washington by making
the trip in fourteen days and arriving
two days ahead Of schedule time.
In briefly discussing his trip the sec
rotary said that the natives Of the
Philippines have reached the point
where they can take part in legislation
with profit to themselves and that II
will be good education for them
There are, he added, sufficient mum
Der well qualified to compose one
branch of the legislative body.
Speaking of the consular service in
China, he said he had made no state
ment since reaching this country which
he meant to be construed as refiec-
ton on the personnel Of the service
and declared that if any such impress
sion had been created he desired 1t cor
rected. The American consuls, he ex
planned, are poorly paid, inadequately
equipped with clerical help and occu'
by buildings not In keeping with the
dignity of the country they represent.
One European country, he said, had
ten times as many men in Its consular
service in Shanghai as the Americans
1t Is wonder, he added, that thi:
country Is able to secure such capable
men as 1t has in the consular service IL
the orient, men who are working hare
and conscientiously, when they receive
such low salaries. He also pointed ou
that an ambassador received only SIT,
800 where it costs him $4,000 to live
Mr. Taft said provision should be made
for better pay of officers in the consu
lar service.
When Secretary Taft reached Sar
Francisco it was his desire to be IL
time to attend the cabinet meeting al
the White House Tuesday, and special
t -utIdllEGlnCulC WCAC 1hdNS w l1AC AuAA
road passenger services to land thu
party In Washington on time. From
Chicago to Washington over the Balti
more and Ohio railroad the secretary'i
special train consisted Of the private
car Colonial and three other cars ant
broke all records in running to Wash
ington. The fastest average schedul,
run from Chicago to Washington il
twenty-three hours. The distance il
1888 miles. The actual running time o
Secretary Taft's train was is hours Il
minutes, or a little less than minut'
and a half mile for every mile Of thu
journey. Secretary Taft expressed him
self as highly pleased with the recort
run. He made the entire distance from
San Francisco to Washington in 81
hours q minutes
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marriages at a Discount


A few months since Boston minis
ter was called nHp0n to unite jolly old
couple In the hslE bonds Of matrimony.
and just as theywere pronounced man
and wife another couple entered the
room to be joined likewise.
The moment the young couple en-
tered they were somewhat surprised to
see the clergyman receive the splendid
ransom Of new and bright half dol
lar from the hands Of the newly we'd
ded bridegroom. The minister imme-
diately thrust the money into his
pocket and then, congratulating the
happy pair, babe them adieu and at
once commenced upon his duties In
performing the marriage rite for the
second couple.
Being pronounced man and wife, the
gentleman pulled out the same amount,
an equally new half dollar, and handed
it to the minister, whereupon the good
man looked with profound astonish-
ment and said
MY customary fee on such occasions
Is So
You married. the last old ugly
couple" said the indignant bridegroom,
..for 80 cents, and now you tax me ten
times that amount merely because we
are young
The good clergyman, placing his
glasses several inches above his nose,
hooked tile young man fun in the face
and then said:
Il have never married you but once,
while / have married the former man
i've times, and on such occasions duty
demands a liberal DISCOUNT
The remaining $3.50 was immediate
~ nrodilced Philadelphia Ledger
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MT. FREEDOM.

The house known as the George
Schenck place was burned on Wednes-
day night. AS it has been vacant for
some time there is no doubt that it
was set on fire.
Miss Mabel Clark, who has been Wis
iting relatives here, returned to her
home at Brick Church on Friday last.
Jesse Clark has rented part Of the
old homestead to parties from Brook
lyn, N. Y.
A pumkin pie sociable will be held
at John r. Hulbert's, on Wednesday,
the 18th.
Mrs. Cox and her sons, Thomas and
Alfred, of Jersey City, are visiting
here.
Miss Mary Pool of Short Hills, is
the guest of friends and relatives here
John Baird has gone to drive team
for M. M. Connett, at Brookside.
Miss Lizzie Hubert is spending a
week with relatives in Dover.
Mrs. Marie Hubert is visiting rela-
tiyes at Newark.
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Youth sToLE ss5e, ooo.
Messenger Asserts He Wished to Show
How Easy II Could Be Done.

Messenger Asserts He Wished to Show
How Easy II Could BE Done.
New York, Oct. 3.--Leaving behind
him telltale scrap of paper bearing
specimen Of his writing which, when
It fell into the hands of George s.
Dougherty, superintendent Of the Pink.
erton detective agency, was made to
point directly to the guilty youth Hen
ry Ambrose Leonard, twenty four years
old, son of a former sergeant of police,
furnished the evidence on which he
was held in $4,000 bail yesterday as
the self confessed thief of the securi-
ties worth $359,000 which had been OBJ
tanned by use of a forged check from
the National City bank on last Wednes-
day.
Leonard. who was ten dollar a
week messenger, was identified posi-.
lively by j. Q. Brinckman, stamp
maker, as the young man who had
given him an order two weeks ago for
a certlfication stamp such as was used
by Leonard in the forged check for
$300,O3750 which he showed across
the loan clerks window and for which
he received the envelope bullying with
fortune in stock certificates and
bonds.
The prisoner confessed after several
hours Of questioning He surprised the
detectives by asserting he had forged
the check just to show 1t could be
done and that on the day after the rob.
berry he had mailed back the bulk OF
the securities to Dyer Pearl, senior
member Of Pearl s. Co, of p William
street. He sent them to Pearls home,
"a West Seventy third street This
was discovered to be true.
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Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE Of HENRY D. sCHENCK. Decd.
PURSUANT to the Order OF the Surro-
Z gate of the County of Morris. made on
the Eighth day Of September. A, d. one
thousand nine hundred and five notice Is
hereby given to all persons haying claims
late of the County Of Morris, deceased. to
present the same, under oath or afflrma
zion, to the subscriber on or before the
Eiohth day OF June next, being Nine
Morths from the date OF said order; and
any Creditor neglecting Co bring In and ex-
hibit his, her or their claim under oath or
affirmation within the time so limited will
be forever barred of his. her or their action
therefor against the Administrative.
Dated the Sth day Of Sept A. D.. 1906.
MARY ANN SCHENCK,
30 9 Administrators, Morristown n. j
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-03

MY old typewrixteri ears have gon,
But you ar justt the same
No bad effect has TIME xxx upon
Alignment
key or xxx frame.
Why, 1 remember year RS ago
When 1. new in the game.
Would MAX mistakes ((no longer so((
g. let youxx tax the blame
But youx weretrue & didnot k lex
A n d neverdoso 0 W,
& that is Why fain must stick
TIL Sc laureis on yourrr brows
My old typewrixteri Don8t get I'LL
We We I may max thing shufn,
II girl ( g ographers don't fill
2Thy joints wit h Chewing gliAIie
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William Babcock, who has been in
the employ of O. e. Baldwin for a
number of years, has resigned, to ac-
cept position with his uncle, Henry
Stinehoff. a plumber, of West oboken.
Robert Sanders has returned to his
home here after seventeen months
spent in Montana and other western
states.
The Misses Thompson, of Elizabeth,
who have been visiting Miss Sophie
Cook, returned to their home last
week.
Miss Emma Hopping spent part of
last week with her cousin, Mrs. Flor
ence Hopping, of Florham Park.
Mrs. Frank Potter, of Patchogue, l..
l., has been the guest during the past
week of Remington Hopping.
Harry Babcock, Of West Hoboken,
spent Sunday with his parents here.
Rattan furniture was first made in
the United States with bamboo and a
kind of grass imported from China.
The Chinese have now learned the
trick and make this furniture in large
quantities. The grass grows In I'M
limited QuanJltles IN Lne sait wafer
marshes along the coast.
Salt beef is to be removed from the
bill OF fare in the English navy as soon
as the present stock has been disposed
of, to be replaced by a ration Of pre-
served meat. When the new arrange
ment comes into force salt pork will be
issued on one day out of three and pre-
served meat on the remaining two
days
Greenleaf Davis, Maine woodsman,
says that birdseye maple is caused by
woodpeckers pecking little holes in the
tree to get the sap. These holes after
ward heal up but the scar is left In the
wood. Mr.. Davis Is trying to produce
the birdseye effect in maple grove by
batting the birds SO they will peck the
trees.
DR.. Wolfgang Weichardt of Berlin
has discovered the essence of
strength" by which the power Of any
animal, even a man, may be nearly
doubled, an antitoxin which may
prove Of Immense value to athletes and
incalculable good In cases of nervous
exhaustion and in convalescence Of Sc
rious i'll persons.
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Portland, Me-, has horse with
horse sense to an annoying degree.
The animal belongs to tradesman
and when left In front Of the store IN
the sun quietly walks under the store
awning for shelter in spite OF the fact
that his action drives passersby into
the street,
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Regarding PhyIlas,

She hath dimple In her chin.
All hedged about with kisses. M
And Cupid lies intrenched therein.
A wee sharpshooting manilSin
Who very seldom misses,
-Philadelphia Press
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A SERIOUS matter,

Tee-A Scotchman can't see Joke,
they say, and yet he originated golf.
Putt Well, golf is no joke. Detroit
Free Press.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-03

BOOKS BOUGHT
Books. Small or large collection of
old books bought Will call, city or
country Address Books. 1872 Adams
ST.. Brooklyn, N. X.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-03

A new time table IS expected on the
Lackawanna on October Is.
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statesmen WANTED

To look after our interest in Morris
and adjacent counties. SALARY or
Commission. Address The Harvey
OIL Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-09
De Ca ro1ina
s Agosto, 1895.

Despues de muchas diicultades
entorpecimientos para sostener una
banda dc m1sica en- este pueblo, he
mos copseguido formarla. U
va Carolina cuenta con una banda.
y tendra retretas todos los domingos
en- la hermosa plaza, que tiene TN bo-
nito kiosko al que asiste toda la
juventud Carolilefa y ia milias princi-
pales.
Ell domingo rs del corriente Sc dar5
Ia primera retreta en- la que Sc tocaran
escogidas piez as, las que anunciare-
mos mas adelante.
-El consejo de redacci6n del pc
ri6dico .'La Verdad", revista literaria
y religiosa, que para defensa del cato
licismo, Sc ha fund do en- San Juan.
ha nombrado agente en- este pueblo 4
la virtuosa sei1orita Matilde ia
PiiIeiro hija del corresponsal oe.
letfn''.
Felicitamosa por la distinction que
ha merecido y que dada sus condolences
sabra llenar cumplida mente su come
lido.
-Ha sido muy sentida en- este pue.
bio la muerte de la senorita dofia Ale.
jandrina Mora y Ross, acaecIda en- San
Juan, tia del apreciable sef1or don Fe-
derico Torregrosa y Mora, farmaceu-
tico de este pueblo, quien como 4 la
demas familia, damos nuestro mas
sentido pesame por tan luetuoso aeon
tecimiento.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-09

estarzn vencidos. afrmale inspiran des-
confanza esas frmas pues quieren te-
ner todo ell derecho, pisar con Ia
bota de hierro los obreros.
Storer, de6ende la proposition Igle-
sias y Sc opone en- parte las declara-
clones de Su cornpafiero Sanchez.
pueS debe transigirse darse otra
prueba de sensatez, para que luego
ST Sc fracasa cntonceS tener dereCho 4
levantarSe con absolute energia en-
defensa de sus derechos.
Convene aceptar, pues 1uego 81 ell
memorial que va N. Y. no Sc atien-
de, entonces al esta1lar el movimiento
tendrxn las simpatfas del comercio v
opinion p1blica ademas del apoyo ge-
nera del pueblo obrero en- Puerto Rico.
Juan Perez. de6ende tambien la
proposition de Iglesias y exhorta 4
que Sc acepte por creerlo convenience
lglesias. indica Ell criterio del Comite
huelga no es identico, Sc funda San
chez en- la falta de sinceridad de Ia
carta y no debemos 6jarnos en- esto,
pues aunque algunas casas 6rmaron
tai carta proceden en- cuanto al pago
de jornales los traba jadores raz6n
de 2oy35 pues 10 quieren perjudi-
carse por nj 10 centavos, la question
es otra no quieren aparecer por escri-
to como enemigos de la New York
etc., pues aunque la frman algunas
casas en- cambio suscribieron la con-
vocatoria para la Asamblea del do
mingo y alguno asistio ella, no es
oportuno el momento para poner en-
|efecto armas defenSivas contra ell
trust New York and P. r. S. S. Co, y
por tanto convene ceder, cree no debe
tratarSe la Sinceridad 6 no de tai car
ia, 10 procedente es no entrar en- estas
cuestiones el dilema esta planteado
seguir el camino de la diplomacia 6
emprender la lucha. Latimer gan6
esta batalls con la carta. que es una
bar1era para que todos los comercian-
ties Sc entendiesen, bien aceptemos
este, y declaremoS estamos absolute
mente de acuerdo con la carta.
Becerril, apoya de nuevo razonada-
mente la proposition Iglesias, cree
debe agotarse el recurso supreme de
la diplomacia antes de ir q la lucha
con todas sus consecuencias, su discur-
SO result6 muy serio y sesudo.
Lamp6n secunda la opinion de San
chez y pide Sc IA ifquen los acuerdos
de la asamblea de obreros del do
mingo.
Sanchez, habla de la intenci6n que
tiene ell documento que Sc discute de
dividir al comercio en- bandos que
Sc trata de 4 casas que Sc opo-
men 4 otraS.
Sc procede votar las dos PROPOSE
clones presentadas aprobandose la de
lgleSias por AZ votoS contra 20.
Sc tomaron otraS resoluciones de
'orden interior,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-09
BTEN VENIDOS

ESta mafiana nos han visitado los
seflores don Alberto Wallis y don
Manuel Limo. que han llegado 4 esta
capital procedente de Venezuela.
Nos presento a los distinguidos We
nezolanos, nueslro amigo don Julio
Palacios..
Los sedores Wallis y Limo saldran
maflana para Ponce.