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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-21
Burglar Breaks Into Fer
gusson Home in De
Graw Avenue.
FAMILY AWAY AT TINE
Attending Convention Of Sum
day School Body Of Which
Minister Is Secretary.-POlice
Wait Return Of Occupants
to toLearnWhatWasStolen.

Taking advantage of the absence of
the Rev. e. Morris Ferguson, at the
annual State Sunday school convention
in Freehold, burglars last night entered
his house at 724 De Graw avenue, and
every room on the second. floor was
gone through. The burglar left evil
dence of his trip through the second
story. The thief ransacked the library
and bedrooms of the clergyman. and
there is evidence that he tried to find
something valuable in the bedroom oc-
cupied by the pastors little child.
Mr.. Ferguson has been in Freehold
since Monday. He is State secretary OF
the New Jersey Sunday School Associ-
alton.
The burglar gained entrance to the
house by smashing a catch on win
dow ON the first floor. There are marks
on the centre bay window on the same
floor which prove that he tried first to
force open that window. An inch-long
jimmy, the police think, was used by
the man, judging by the marks on the
window sill. ~
After getting into the house the burglar
went upstairs and began to loot the Sec
ond floor for nothing on the first floor
wtss disturbed. In the dining-room side
board were silver ana crit-glass ana china,
while the other rooms on the first floor
contained several valuable pieces OF brio
A-brac.
The burglar evidently opened window
on the second floor in the front bedroom
in case OF emergency, as the window was
open this morning.
The robbery was discovered this morn
ing about 7:30 o'clock by Albert D. Tabb,
of 719 De Graw avenue, who lives just-op-
posite the house that was entered. Tabb
has been attending the furnace at 72i
during the absence of the clergyman and
his family. Last night be went over to
the house and coaled up the furnace and
then looked through the house to see IL
the doors and windows were secure. In
the afternoon a woman had been doing
some work in the house and he thought
she might have left some windows open,
but he found everything secured.
This. morning Tabb went to the house
to regulate the furnace for the day and
discovered the upset condition of the
house He ran across the street and told
his wife. She at first discredited the story,
but after going over to the clergyman s
house with her husband and seeing the
condition of things went back home and
telephoned to the police of the Second
Precinct Station.
Detective Sergeant Donovan was at the
house this morning investigating the case.
1t cannot be ascertained what articles
were taken until the Ferguson family
returns home tonight. They have been
away since yesterday morning.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-21
Mrs. BradIey's Cross.exami-
nation in Her Trial for
Murder Ended.
QUARRELS WITH BROWN
Admits Striking Him in Mouth
With Umbrella, but Denies
Having Threatened to Make
Him Marry Her at Revol-
ver's Point.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.--Mrs. Annie
M. Bradley completed her romantic
narrative concerning her relations with
former Senator Arthur M. Brown, Of
Utah, in Criminal Court No. /. at 1926
p. m. today. She had been on the stand
continuously since Tuesday morning,
and while in really better condition
than when she entered upon this re-
cital. she manifested much relief when
she was excused.
The proceedings today consisted Of
the conclusion of the cross examination
and the redirect-examination Many
facts relative to the intimacy between
the woman and the former Senator
were brought out, although all of them
were in the line of those previously de-
veloped.
For the first time since her trial for
the murder began, Mrs. Annie NJ
Brown, of Utah. began. Mrs. Annie M.
Bradley was five minutes late today in
entering the court room, but while
even this brief delay caused some COM
ment. the fact soon developed that It
was not due to any indisposition on
her part. She did not look as buoyant
as when she appeared yesterday, but
seemed quite composed, and was evi-
IDENTIFY prepared to proceed with the
ordeal through which she has been
passing on the witness stand for the
| last two days.
| She Immediately took the stand ana
District Attorney Baker began his
questioning by bringing out the facts
concerning Max Browns stay at the
Idaho farm in 1902. She said she did
not leave the farm because of Max's
presence there.
Mr.. Baker brought out the statement
from the witness that she was first ar
rested for adultery in 1909. Both she
and Brown had been arrested three
times on that charge. Mrs. Bradley said
Mrs. Brown had instigated the arrests.
She said that. Notwithstanding these ar
rests. she continued these relations with
Brown. both at Salt Lake and at the farm.
Much notoriety was given the case, she
said. when the arrests were made.
She said in reply to other questions that
she had continued to live with Senator
Brown. Notwithstanding the exposure OF
them by the arrests. She also told Of the
visits of her pastor. the Rev. DR.. Utter,
to the farm in 1902.
"He came to see you at the instance Of
Mrs. Brown. did he not?" asked Mr..
Baker.
"IIe said he did," the witness replied.
Mrs. Bradley also told Of a second visit
by DIR. Utter two years ago.
Didn't he tell you that he believed the
Senator would never marry you?" she was
asked
II scarcely spoke to him on the subject"
After long pause the Witness In an
swer to a further question by Mr.. Baker.
declared at the time DIR. Utter called at
6Continued on Third Page.)
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-21
.ILKMAN SAYS
IS
EMBEZZLER
Six Indictments Charge
Davenport With Withhold
ing Customers Payments.

Six indictments, covering $612, said
to have been embezzled by Harry A.
Davenport figured in his trial before
Judge Ten Eyck and a jury in the
Court of Quarter Sessions today. Dav-
enport who Is young and good-looNng,
worked for William Provost, milk
dealer, whose trade is largely in the
Roseville section. He worked for him
from June to June 26 of last year.
Provost, who was the complaining
witness. claimed that Davenport was
that total "shyn on his collections.
The smallest amount set forth in the
indictments is fifty cents and the
largest amount 81.
Many Rosevi1le housekeepers swore
to the accounts for milk that had been
collected by Davenport.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-21
PLAN TO KEEP NEGROES
IN DEMOCRATIC LINE.
Louis S. Johnson, Chairman Of ."Young
Democrats" Says Work Will
Be Continued.

Louis S. johnson. chairman of the or
ganization known as THE Young Demo
Gratis of New Jersey" a negro political
body. announced today that he intended to
open an office at 81 Academy street in the
immediate future to continue the work
that has already been done in the interests
of Democracy, and to hold the negro
voters in line.
Speaking about the plan today Mr.. john
son said:
"The coming election is very important
one with a mayor and sheriff to be elected
in this county and national ticket in the
field, II is our purpose to keep the voters
in line.
I'VE have the negro vote divided In this
State, and hope to continue the work that
has been put forward in the interest OF
the Democratic party by the negro voters
Of this county and State.
"grhis Is an 0pportune time for the Demo-
cratic PARTY TO capture the negro voters
Of the State. We sincerely hope that the
State and county committees Will be as
ready 10 assist us in the future as they
have been IN the past.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-21
MRS. HARTJE IS
AGAIN THE
VICTOR
PennsyIvaniaSuperiOr Court
Denies husbands Petition
for ReOpening Of Case.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 21.-Mrs.
Mary Scott Hartje, who was sued for
divorce by her husband, f. Augustus
Hartje, the Pittsburg millionaire, won
a complete victory in the Pennsylva-
MIA superior Court here today when
that tribunal affirmed in its entirety
the decision of the Allegheny County
court which refused to grant Hartje a
divorce.
The petitions filed by Hartje's at
torneys asking the Superior Court to
reopen tho case on the ground of newly
discovered evidence were denied. The
petitions to reopen the case were based
on letters alleged to have been written
by Mrs Hartje and Thomas Nadine,
the family coachman, who was named
as correspondent by Hartje.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-21
sNAKr I'M POLICE MAIL.

ATLANTIC CITY, Nov 21.-0penlng
mail package marked evidence Head
Quarters Detective John Barnshaw was
badly frightened BY a small but very
lively snake which popped out Of the en-
Yelons. and wriggled across his hands,
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GnticBliher Cob.

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beiiuoliheu Tampirobren anlongte.
,sbrc &leioer iparen in tsesen 5crrii-
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gen: obpobl Die Tampfrobfen gil.
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melen mare. oos abItiir5en ser In.
aliidIid)en Ut pcrliiten.
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Cur 0adlridp fir SteuttsabIer.

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isstsn or 293! Elm 2dt6diess BE.
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yu.tti1u 4 WdhuH.
Nufttonaloren.
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@citerc Scrabictnus Der 1ahrpreiie

Nelu Uort, Il. NoO. Sn Der
SerabieBung Der Ganpier.Eaiiagier.
rotet bat ser @~orooeutit,c Qlopo %.
tern eiuen neiteren Shritt getbnn.
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3lpeitc Muiiitc o,li $50 icitgciest luor.
ben. Gicic Frciie bleibeii norlGitfig
bis 5unl I. Soruar III Strait.
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or ais aaiiirer Der 8rutbbeiishdi.o-
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ben baben.
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Tit 1908, 1906 urlo Stdbtlteueru 1tir 1907
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70, ar. oss Orr, gl.o, aoaius;strass.

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Siunie inb Staoiiipueru fir 1905. 1906
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Nbaefhati an Jai1rS y. S'Gcrnot fat
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ti,o Siobiilenttli 'fr 1907 $500
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'aesRae Ggb 1ebn.?tlitn eaan ltto'p.llAt
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nerues g2obnbaus. slbaeibdbt an Irunt
IhoWpion fit Sidniss uHo SiaotfteuerH
fir 1905, 1905 unb StaotltruetH mo
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SharleS in dletnith TAR CHATS unb
Z z tartiieiert tit 1905, 1900 lllte S,nbl
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Got Wr. 1868 (Nr. 1913, rslphtn. strahs).
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sbiusSirnBs, is 5ns norbofi!id1 bon Der
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Neolilnl AT oet Ii60llieiie brr Vui-
bale sGt,Gbt f52 iSus norpt illd, pou
het NennflIbl lila s%sloetiue. mo an .otr
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1905. 1905 mo Siaotflslern M l"o
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VcgiIul an b,r Eoy. reiic BIC S,at.
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'lfittrn fir 1908. 1900 aio S.Goitttue1n