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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28
Chambersburs Items.

New Chambersburg, Nov. %. -
Charles Helm is moving his goods to
the farm owned by ]. S. Hime.
John Bowers and family and Mrs.
Eliza Bowers have returned home from
Cleveland, where they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Shiyely.
II. E. McNely is getting a new roof
on his store.
Mr.. Lucas of Minerva was the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. Fred Risen,
Sunday.
Owen Brooks, of near Homework,
called on Walter Whiteleather Monday.
Frank Helm Is able to be out again.
Felix Albright, wife and lady friend.
of near New Garden, visited friends
near here Sunday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28
WILL JUST WATCH
UNITED STATES NOT TO MIX IN
THE TURKISH EMeRoelIo.
Did Not Sign the Treaty of Berlin and
Has No Reason to Butt In.
No Official Advice.

Washington. Nov. 24.-In connection
with the proposed naval denonstra'
tlon OF the powers against Turkey, i.
is indicated at the state department
that the atti ude of this government
will be merely that of watchfulness'
The United States was not sigma
tory to the treaty of Berlin, and the
contention of the powers m the pres
ent case Is. that Turkey has not en-
tirely fulfilled her obligations, under
hat treaty.
The powers propose blockade, or
perhaps. seizure of port or the GUS
tom house.
The most recent instance Of the
kind in which the United Sta es was
interested was the blockade OF Crete
by the allied powers in 1897,
was brought about ror precisely sim
liar seasons. In that case the United
States, responding to the notification
of the powers of their purpose t.
blockade Crete said that not being
Islgnatory to the treaty of Berlin, this
country was mo- interested except tnat
| It would reserve any of its rights
so far as its commerce might be inter
fered wi h.
While the state department claims
to have not yet been advised officially
Of the intended action of the powers
towards Turkey, 1t is intimated that {
similar response will be made in cas-
of sunh ranraSentatiOna
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28
ECHO OF SPANISH WAR
Great Britain Has Claim Against Unit.
ed States for Occupying Phil.
ippine Railway.

Washington, Nov. 24.-Sir Mortimer
Durand. the British ambassador, today
called to the attention OF the state
department the claim of the British
interests In the Manila and Dagupan
railroad against this government This
claim, which amounts to about $1,500,-
900 Is for damages incurred during
the insurrection In the Philippines,
when the road was taken over by, the
United states military authorities for
military purposes. ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28
TOLD OF REBATES
On Shipments Received From the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad.

Topeka, Kas., Nov. 24-There was
sensation in the Office Of the board
of railroad commissioners when S. H
Hogsett. representing the Great Wes-
tern Salt Company of st, Louis and
Kansas City, testined that his com
pany had received rebate on salt
shipments until two years ago.
Hogsett said that these rebates had
amounted to forty cents reduction
from the price Of two dollars a ton
He said that these rebates were given
by the Missouri Pacific Railroad Com
pany.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28
TO AN EDITOR
Governor-elect Pattison Gives the
First Plum---On Mansfield
Board.

Cincinnati, O., Nov. 24.-Probably
the first appointment goyernor-elect
Pattison has decided on, certainly the
first that has been announced was
the selection of II. II. McFadden as
a member of the board of managers
of the Ohio Reformatory at Mansfield.
Mr. McFadden. who is the editor of
the Gazette of Steubenviile. Ohio. Wis
tied Mr.. Pattison here today,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28
HER HUSBAND IS
HER STEP.FATHER
Sixteen Year Old Girl Weds and Be
comes the Mother of Her
saa Half Brother.

Lorain, O., Nov. 24.--Mrs Alois HUI
ber of this city, has the unique dis
tinction of wedding her steptather and
becomes the mother OF her half
brother. ... .......
Lena Huber, 16 years old was mar
ried today to Alois Huber. Though
still child she is the mother by the
ceremony of an eight year old child
In germany whom she has never seen.
Her husband is also her stepfather,
having married her mother five years
ago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28

the Oldest being but seven years old.
The news of the terrible accident was
taken to Mrs. Everhart by friends, but
the shock was so great that at a late
hour Friday night the widow was In
an almost critical condition from the
nervous shock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28
Tobacco Growers Failure.

Cincinnati, o., Nov. 24.-The failure
of the Burley Growers Tobacco asso-
ciation was officially announced today.
The letter states that terms offered by
the association were apparently not
satisfactory to the growers and they
have declined to accept them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28
Millions Found In Gold, Maybe,

ottawa, Ont, Nov. PA report re-
ceiyed by the assis ant commissioner
Of police at White Horse. Yukon, says
a rich vein of gold, one and half
miles long, has been struck in the
Mon ana vein. 1t is said that there
is about $12,OOOOOO worth of ore In
sight.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28

According to the government re,
ports the Beers in Mexico are exceed
ingly prosperous and are showing
themselves splendid agriculturaists,
while fresh groups are constantly arl
riving from South Africa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28
A eaiky Lamb.

Toledo, o., Nov. 24.--Sena.or-elect
Lamb elected on the Independent tick.
ct, says he won't caucus with the
Democrats. Without him the senate
stands q tie.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28
ON HONEYMOON
AN OHIO COUPLE WILL TAKE AN
INTERPRETER
Az Neither Can Understand the Ian
euaae Of the other-They Also
Made Love Through a
Third Party.

Findlay, o., Nov. 24.-Laura Love, a
teacher In the Findlay college wed.
ded DR.. Hessel Postma, a phy.
sician in Amsterdam, Honand, Tney
will take an in .erpreter on their hon.
eymoon as neither can understand the
language OF the o.her. They made
love through an interpreter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28
DeaSh at Alliance.

Alliance, o., Nov. 24.-Frank Myers.
a well known citizen, died at his
home this evening. He had been af.
flicted with rheumatism for several
years. His age was, about 60 years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28
Harbison Jury Out.

Youngstown. o., Nov. 24.-The Har.
bison murder case went to The jury
at 2:15 this afternoon. There was
no verdict up till midnight.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28
Or. Gladden's Plan,

Columbus, o., Nov. 24.-Dr. GLADDEN.
suggests that the board of foreign
missions have churches raise sum
sufficient to meet the deficit. He says
they wouldn't have to accept "taintel
money" then.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28
Lone Arm,s Iona rraxeI.

GAINESVILLE, o., Nov. 24.-The right
arm of Dwight Spaid, who was killed
by rain here Wednesday, was found
on the Pullman car trucks at Cumber.
land, Nd, having travelled 292 miles.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28
Killed by Car.

Lima, o., Nov. 24.-The Cincinnati
& Dayton limited hit local street
car here today ia ally injuring Joseph
Korn, veteran railroader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28
Recruits Desert.

Columbus, o., Nov. 24-Major Glenn,
commandant OF the Columbus barracks
claims that recruits from The army
sent from Cleveland and other cities
disappear. 1t Is believed tramps en-
list to get free transportation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28
Traotion Sale confirmed.

GAINESVILLE, o., Nov 24.-The sale
of the local street railway and thv
street car line at Mansfield to a Chi
cago firm Is confirmed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28
Body Found In Bayou.

Toledo, o., Nov. 24.-Geo. Rolling,
who has been missing for four weeks,
was found in a bayou, his body being
badly mangled and sugges, ing mur-
der.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-28
Must Elaht for THEIR Offices,

Lima, o., Nov. 2S.-The successful
county candidates must resort to the
courts TO obtain their Offices. The in
cumbents claiming that they hold
over.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31
6crmann, 2ite., Sen 81. 1llGrS 1905

HIelie be, Der 8erIOOiuna oienen iUI:
len, un0 3pets 0leies Dem GOnltc
unpnlael0lid uberlniien meroen.
muiien itp'rnt elnQemrdeIt, unO be
gum ~ Nplil an cine IOlQero Res
uannttr Gnmen ubrrml,teit meroen:
Oirs. Ntrtbn Nuemunn, Yrs. 0eo
piq @rnettlp Wirs. 2Otte @rnI,
Wirs, Nate NnIter, Nirs. Martha
QrImer8
: 3ohI Der @.atnitanOe uclrher
llr j el8. BET Oct StrlUOluu8 Otensn
'Dllcu, uhcr bis gum 10. gprll MIDI
rata atlttur, fab rbeulNlls nu Ob
tnarronnte Gumen einbcrlhten
3 Anrten lltr Die &erIOnlunG lint
uUu nun al um ~ bnbCn IN S;Iber'1
1turt, Nue0iNct's NtDbeIIuoen uni
0tlmtrs GrUlt.
4 Gio!oEtdrten sum lall an De-
A0lle an N1n) oer NrrlDOlunN Oet'
tuuit ,iluO 81 teluru@rWlnn bertdltIa
. Nelm &in0 ubtr i ,luhre at
lwr0 phnr Glnirlttffulte SuAelancn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31
I lOtitlt &l,ltts Strdub.

Jtndj tangent. ,dJWeren N5loeu bot
bee Sud am <ultHQ en0lldI bic
l4tttrue yliette StrauU Uun lhrvm
z yme>5enstaRtr erlOlt. NIer Nable
Unr 0lr llnRluflide trnnt, un0 Die
ltGten itd)s WUnnte tOnnte lie oa1
Sett MD, DerlnMen. Slre 2ruut
pelt lU0r Elm ldmerShaIteS Wtaaen.
lrl0eu - MuacntrrbS &C., un0 ale
ur5tiidt Stunt WuBlr nldt gu bellen.
urt1t 81 III ilu0eru. Glt 8elllOrbe
nc luar enc ~gebOrrne Gu9tbuldl, am
II. ,iual 1850 in Der 9tahc uUu ecu.
utt N,Uue, Srlntlm County gebUren
un0 rbelltle mi ,inbre 1861 ben
>d)ubnadltr EUrenS SlrauO, WUhnte
nllt tim be lN92 III SerAer, no Die
}nmil,e nndl permann SUa un0 Der
Satte uuo Nater am $. NptlI 1897
tatb. Inl Gum U%Orletten SabteS
iUll0t De ubHcyu trnnte frlu 0urdl
oeu lu0 lb,er Judter Irnu State
II ppOt0 nuI bus lltlltt betrubt uao
mug lbr cI9enCr 3uIiano audi 0aSu
0rI cas- allie 6reu0e uno Gult SAM "
Den onHln mnrcn. Stc DtntetldBt
lhrs Nlnoer gSillIam unO ,iUhr
5lraub III Qtrmauu, 6rau Ru0UIpl
SIumde IN II. 1Ulepb uno trcl Brll'
er IN 6rantIin GuuntD WObnbait.
Sc Nte,clRunR iinoet Geute oul Der
lta0tlid)eu Srttbbuit lintt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31
Die Deter, Stubtdbrif.

Gle lnl htutlaen Elatte erIdleinenz
oe Auic,ae Der Ncters Sdub'nbrlt
ueranld)aulld)t nur nunaberno ben
aus9eoebnten Y'etrteb ole(es aruB u
llutelncbmenS. &ler 9ruBe 6lUrit
aebau0e in ct. NOulS uUlltr Nrbeiter
nit Den ueutlten uGrbGMsrtcn Wu
iduren sur Selte. iin0 nid)t I'M Stan.
De Den SeGnri an Sd)uhen 81 oedell
lilr meltlC oleie t5irma Auttrnle bat.
Sic ancrtanu;e @ute un0 ~atlaulAtS
2leuBere Der &ldre Ner YeterS SbUe
SO. uerburoeu MI Der ralilDien Gn
eraie threr 73 &tilcn0en ueritolfen
oIPieIbe GinQnua AuerOrtS no 9tld)s
irnae nod prrisDurolRer, btQlemer
unO o~a"rrb0iter TuBbetIeloun9 1T.
Sie Nbbll0udg Sct9t audi Die Ner.
manner 6nbrlt melhe oleler 5Irma
einuerleibt lit, un0 Weld)e nld)t nur
iir Die &iQcnlbitner, iOnoern audi llil
ole @ntWldeluna unlereS Sta0tdeus
NubbriuNenh 81 uer0en utriprld)t
Sic bcutlae NnSeiae erid)ieu am lsB
len SonntaB III 90 oer grUBten "a.
0esleitunaen uber ole Slnuten bic
les 4an0es %uertbeilt, uno luenn OIL
Dtrmaun ,5nbrlt audJ nur eiu fleinel
strait IN oleier arUBeu 8tlhailS
iOnne 1T, miro lie opd) bemertt uni
oient sur nusRebrcIteteu &etlam
uniereS Sta0tdlens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31
Ole 5robt Otrlooi ing.

EaS 0nmen GOnlte net pe Die
QrUHC SerlO0luna AM OlternOntna
gum Seiten OeS Sumnlel ttOn0S fur
ole neue Shuhiabrlt IN pnnOen bat,
bleDt uOraeltern Nbcn0 cine ser,
ioumnlunR unO tral i9lgenOe NutOrO
nll0eu:
l.. Iae Ut8euitanOe weld)e ais
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31
" Mutton! lIuttl vltutttr Nib AMI i,lutr ifaIR
q" 81 NitiItn tdbptltItn ron Berger an
lttuato0. htu Ism Nrrll

2~tCWstnS ben lstm AprtI
~fol9tnN,s Sis,nthum du ben Mutt5rttaosn rtriau.
itn. s%t9luutuh I'm Hllbt;
; Yisrbt. Gitl. 1 Raht. SRtuotr. | Miuttsriep,u
SIt II ,Ssrisi. t. Saui !. ! Gbtr, puhner. . 5armwa'
gen. SrItusluGBtu, Sslbitbluotr. @IasmGltr. S,a.
lebsu, Sutua'alu,, ettibtu. Ssgt : Guotvt SsssH,
euIttOatur, sitynsr ShrGubitOd. amhoS. +rhrWd-
itlHr. psu. RGru, 5000 i5nB SGuboIJ. II { IN, Gbtn.
iaus ale NlIs. u1N RuhtHssrstht 'Hit itbtT Ar
tliL men rcoWSnuGtU: llritr s. o. Saar. aT0bt re
SnWEitu 4 NtonatG oTtstt stQtH y It uue Gal 7
SlleIhcit.
iruutStrthL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

%>err 9Obn Sdlunrr, GurCparei.
ie .>.r lir Die Ecerml Ecntrmn.
idli ,c, 1T Qeltern uat 4bcoau Qel>ijt
W uiro NAH lt NJb! nah Irnut
ri h, uno onnn nad Spaulcu uu'
Gi.0amerirn reilGr. w NTH 6ltlci
HE ulerte Sttiie oes 0errn Sdwost
iuS Nuslanh jrlu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31
Nmftieu! llntcrSeld)ncte wiyo i'll ihrer
WoIMninN IL Mermann, an

TretiaN. osul+. Npril. 1905
ioI9cnocN vi9euthum rTcutIidl III ben Aietii
hictruoeu uCrtuuicn:
%iircNu. edlyeibiiidl mehre,s Neii.
rien. @euittIlCu |'orloI.Sct. l,id,e uuo
Siiiblc. SteiN.ridlriinte. 'Sd>auteltiihle.
l'orScllau nm 6loSmnorsn rpis iibernaupt
ale &iidleu UNI N%nus9erGthe ~ Soblreih
I'M lie Hlc Ut ucuncn,
Hcoln9ungtu. So 90 baar, 9rNbere Sc
trGgc 6 YionotC Greoit segen sicrc nit gu
Ter Sidlcrhcit.
Erlu " r Il Il NGfne
Sm SoHc om acnnuucn Sage. Sie len
,uclicr herridlcn inIlie iinoct oIc Hutton uni
Snmiin0, ocu IL. giprll hiatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31
farn 10 rertauFen. lie Irani :

farm 3u pertaufen. Tie SranS Stsin
6arm. ; YielIen iuooitIid, pon 6trmnnn
oeleocu, beitsbcno auO lis sder. ipopon
10 Sdcr in better 0ultIr lid, beiinoen uuo
onO iibrI9e 9uteU NoliIano 1T. nebit sutem
Nohnhnuis, GROCER Sdeurs uao unotreu
@cbGulidlteitsn uno nit autem iunycn Chit.
9arten uno BeiubSrs, lit untsr 9~ininsen
HecnSuueen Al u.rtduier, sind1Suirassn
bel Hobt. Ndlter.
Asrnanu, 30.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

pcrIercu. slm 80. D W. aui benz SUeae
bon Nuenb 2tncdlins YARN uad, Der
Sorm o @ecr9e yieumonn, oner audi
einc tlciuc Stredc meiier, ein yct"tbud,
cnihultcnn urotidhr $50 M in 5elp. Ter
cbrlitle SInhcriit hicrmii criudlt. oaiisIt c bel
benz untcrSeidlneteu. ODER III Der hieiiaen
4ipitohice. 9c9en cine Iibtrnte SelohRuNs
obinIje'crn.
Spbn Y. Mueller.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

5rau Grnn @dcbltl rtlit2 am Gum
ltaa nah II. IUuIa am lbre 00itlt)t
mubncnog Nm0tr "a brludtu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

Wtlt Der NelSgr5ulubC ii Den lItl:e
gen Martl bat ce udd,aelaNcn. G1e
:farmer iino ~eutlur0rr mt 6eI0orbrii
beitait lpt p0er Is lcblt an &cl5to.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31
Au p~crEauten

5u ucreauten ODER su permitthep.
Wohnhaus nit 3 yoiten; StdIlun9 u. |.
10. Sbithdurns dui Dem SloSe. Sobn
%. Su9rum i'm 6ourtbpuie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31
1akreame 40.

.. 3. NttMaun rUlr Iette 2&udc
bier bel otn &llcrn, Oem GGtplW
Gbrilt Brtmaru, 81 &ciudl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

mltten ber Q. Ser irl1
I'M 9erbIt aelaete WeiSen ueldler
uOn Der beiillten Siege ~ leioen,
nit Hoit beialen unr audi infolee
Der Gurre 81 lel0en bate. wlro ulel'
urts umaepllist uno oas 2auo IN
0afer eelaet.
@m. 8itte uon Charlotte uuo
,5rlB Geppe maren an SOnnta9 bier
~ Neiub.
Su Der 8emeinoe oes &aitOr
ShulS iol Elm 6%rauenuereln ae8runs
Oct pUroen,
Nm. Sietmnu, uun &Diebuo
baat Elm neues Eiarrbaus iur DIE
bleiiae lutberiid|e @emelnOe.
Gie Shule I'M &iebl Gitri Y
uutcr tudItlaer 2eltun9 oes gebrers
$tUlte lano am Slenita9 ibreu Nb
ibluB. Eie 9iueer baben gut &c.
lernt.
SncUb Rauter bat ieine Saae'
muble nui GouiS &Uetbemtuel's
5arm auiselteut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

5iir 0ermanu beoeutet Die EeterS
SHublabrl', menn uOn unierer BUR-
aeridnlt rldtla ~aulNclaBt. Elm ueles
Nuilebtn He>d)Gitlldler Serbnltnliie
Is gilt ltBt teln "luenn" un0 "aber".
lUnOcrn Quno an's Btrt Gele9t be,
lNelOeue 0enI Irbeicrltau0e uno lei.
uem SerOlenlie auDemeNeue NUbnun.
aen 81 ldJnllen 0lnlt Der 3ujuJ Oct
ArbeltStuuit 0nuern0 unter9ebrndDt
ueroe. @~enuatnoe I~rbeitSflait III
8runobeongIu9 DER E%crmnneuS oes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der Yeters SbOc
6actOrD So. @enusen wlr in oIeier
plnlid)t ~ lulrO Niles u1bri8e Sur
@tRenicltt9en 3lirIeOenbelt 8e'Olt
mer0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

Buoweiier <r iii NdmIircu'un1.
ihuit Su baben Del 90. Mo!5, Gbet.
lin & ytuegclm GJur3 NU0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

9aB olte 4ueb'ld)t GIQtntGum nt.
ben OdSner's ytib)iaI lit inr $500
an elnem Ct HOul)tr uauen1 90
tuaro Sd)ml0t uutnult Wuy0tu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

Sin ointment wtId]eS ole aleioun9
beidmuet uuO beileft ooer Slnien
nui Die Quut slebt III iur @ebrautI
uu.nualitI. Er. &laiie's Eminent
tbut teines pm beiOen. IS orlnat
IN ole Onut elm un0 ltiIIt DIE StJmer.
sen nugenbudlldJ Ubue 6aB eS brenut
Ooer Sln,eu Siebt. 81 uertauien bel
8alter SruS.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-22
PASTORS TO MEET
Congregational Clergymen
Will Hold d Two Days
Session at Montclair
Next Week.

Congregational ministers from all
parts of the State will assemble in Upper
Montclair next Thursday and Friday to
attend the annual meeting of the New
Jersey Congregational Association, which
win be held in the Christian Union Con-
gregational Church.
Among the prominent speakers win be
the Rev. DR.. Ovid J. Barrett. of New
York; the Rev. Eyore Evans, Of Lans-
ford, Pa, and the Rev Professor Thorn
as Hall, DID,, Of Union Seminary, New
York.
The programme for the two days ses-.
sion will be as follows
Thursday, 1890 A. Devotional
exercises. the Rev. Oscar Helming, Nut
ley; roll call and organization; words Of
welcome. the Rev r. G. Davey; busi-
ness. I'll A. M-Conference, subjects,
Prayer: Its Place and Power in Church
and Home; opening addresses by the
Rev. G. P. Eastman and the Rev. G. a..
Hanscom. p. Business, report Of
secretary, the Rev. G. L. Goodrich; re-
port Of treasurer. 2.S0 P. M.-Address,
sThe Problem of the Kingdom and Its
Essential Factors the Rev. DR.. David
j. Burrell, New York; questions and dis
cussion. 4 p. M-Association sermon,
the Rev. Dir. r. w. Bldwin. East Or
ange; sacrament Of the Lords Supper,
the Rev. DR.. A. H. Ball, and the Rev.
G. e. Hesselgrave, celebrants. 2. NJ.
Devotional exercises, the Rev. Ross
Fishburn, Washington; address. The
Church and the Social Hope Professor
Thomas Hall, DID,, Union Seminary,
New York; address, "What Must the
Church Do to be sayed?s the Rev. DR..
Daniel Martin, Newark.
Friday. 8 A. NJ. Devotional uxereises
the Rev. Evore Evans. Lansford, Pa;
business, reports of committees 10 A..
N. Short Excursions Into Many Fields
Under Expert Guides II A. M.Sun-
day school and young peoples work;
conference opened with an address by
DIR. Bradford 2 P. M.-Business. 2.30
P. M.-Address. Our Problem in the
Philippines" the Rev. DIR. Arthur J..
Brown, secretary of the Presbyterian
Board of Foreign Missions; questions
and discussion. 4 p M.--Lectnre, st.
Francis of Assist" Professor Edward
Howard Griggs, Montclair.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-22
CORPORATION DATA.

(speciai to sThe Jersey city News.')
TRENAoN, April %, 1905. The
State Board of Assessors has commenced
the annual collection of data from the
miscellaneous corporations Of the State
as basis for the leyying Of the yearly
against them for the payment Of the eor-
poration tax.
The corporations pay tax only on the
amount of capital stock actually issued
and outstanding and IN the case Of
many companies this varies, as some i'm
crease their stock, while others reduce il
Blanks are sent 10 each corporation on
which they pit the information desired BIZ
the board and return them to the State
House
Each blank is checked up. its contents
verified and entered IN the books of the
Office, and then the assessment ID made.
This year It Is expected over 1.50o COR
porations win be assessed. The 1904 re-
port Of the assessofs. issued a few days
ago, shows that last year I0.0f0 corpora
tions were assessed Oh which they pa Iii
. the State taxes amounting to SIS ,416.s
79a :2a The aaeresate capItalizatious IL
tle companies zse S8s 59s ,SSs7 sSs
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-22
REFDRMATORY HEARING

The members of the New Jersey Re
formatory Commission, armed with facts
and figures, have gone to Trenton to-day
to see Governor Stokes. They win try
to convince him that it will be against
the best interests of the State to approve
the bill that was rushed through the
Legislature near its close, and which,
under pretense of enlarging the scope
of the State Home for Girls, is believed
to have been really designed to Kill the
Women's Reformatory project.
The main objection of the judges and
public prosecutors to the measure the
advocates Of the Women's Reformatory
are fighting is that it does not affect
girls nor women who are convicted
under the disorderly persons act.
A further objection is that the bill
carries with it large appropriation,
aggregating 10000 for construction Of
buildings and maintenance, while its
operation will not result, save in spo-
radic cases, in the commitment to the
State Home for Girls of any more Of
Tenders than may be sent TO the same
Institution under the existing statute.
The official reports Of the Home
show that as it is now constituted, there
is room for thirty-five more inmates
than there now are, with no possi-.
bility of overcrowding. if the bin now
being considered BY the Governor be
comes effective.