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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-04
VETERAN LAWYER DISCARDED.
Judge Cochran, of Springfield, Ohio. Had
Practised in County for Fifty Years

Springfield, Ohio. July BIN a decision ha nded
down to-day in proceedings for the disbarment
Of Judge 4. p. Linn Cochran. the United States
Commissioner here. on several charges of con-
duct Enbscoming 4 lawyer IN the handling Of
the funds of clients Judge J. J. Alread to-day
found the defendant guilty one charge and
dismissed the others Judge Cochran was dis
barred from the practice OF law for two years.
General Kiefer. counsel for defendant. gave no.
tice Of appeal. Judge Cochran is seventy years
old and has practised law in this county for fifty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-04
STATE SONS OF VETERANS MEET

nnal "ncampm"nt Of the Sons OF Veterans In s.q-
sion mere to-day, selected Buffalo as the plac. NJ
meeting IN lNS stat" officers were elected as fol-
lows: Commander. ". D. Persouius WavorI,..
senior commander. T. G. Voter. Now York CIV.
junior commander. Gilbert Gowau Rochester.
council of administration. + u Woodhureo III
mira: stephen Ryan. Norwich, r NJ French.
lthaCa
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TEST IOWA Two.cENr RArE lAm

)"s Moines, Iowa, July 3-Stockhodcrs Of the
Minneapolis and ST. Louis and the iowa Central
railroads to-day filed suit in the federal court TO
enjoiu the railroad companies from putting into
effect the iowa two-ccnt fare law. Judge McPher-
at Kansas city a temporary Injunction,
could not be procured to-day Is alleged I'm both
petitions that the two-cent fare Is unconsritr,-
tional IN that the rate Is counscatorv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-04
uawe,TTEn Law DENOUNCED.

CtSeago. July "A dispatch 10 The Record
tTsfaid' from ces Mons5 Iowa, says that tho
Supreme Court Of Iowa. in decision delivered
-esterdsy, .epudiated The uHwTitten la. and ad-
ultn.stercd a singing rebake to q. A. Barnes.
county at;o-asy Of Dubuque coucty. Iho made al
argument 70 a fury construed 70 ccGnteaancs a
TsAoYt 20 this ls~.
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BERTHA BEL STEIN CREMATEp

Pittsburg. July 3.-Having been formally idautt.
fled by the family and several physicians To the
satisfaction of the Guarantee Title ana Trust ON
psny trustees Of the estate. the BODY of Rcrtha
R"ilsten cremated tonight The ashes were
delivered 20 the family. and will he buried beside
the bodies OF her parents in Allegheny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise +:33 7:3i Moon Moons age "a
HIGH WATER
NJ 246 Gov. hland 3:ig Hell Cato = ~
PM.-Sardy Hook 800 Gov. island 343 Hell Cate = 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-04
WIRELESS REPORTS

TIE Majestic which reporeG to sasconset ar $50
YESTERDAY, when 100 miles Of Nantucket rt,bt
ship. is expected to dock about II day.
The Caledonia. which reported to Cape Race At G:2O
p YESTERDAY when POO miles of nat station 20
expected 10 dock about 30 a Sunday. " 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday. july 3. 1907

steamer Kaiser Wilhelm IL Ger Cuppers Bremen
June ~. SOUTHAMPTON C'herbourr GsI,{.,s e
60. with ia cabin ard 7oI Storage passengers mails
and Wdsc. Arrived at the B5r tia y m
steamer Jefferson Dole. Newport News and Norfolk IN
the old Dominion Steamship COMPANY with passengers
and mdse Left Quarantine a 3:l5 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-04

Janeiro. etc; valdvi4 Ger Inagua. Fort Prince
Ada (\Orl. PrOgreso CawpecEe. NOrdSap tNoIl
Tilt ThOTa Mcneil Norfolk. Monroe. Ncos
and Newport News. Chesapeake. Baltimore; Iawnse
Phi adelphia, MOtSe Naples and Genoa lToct%
CHARLESTON jacksonville Panama. Cristoha clini.
etc; Auchendale tSrl. Newport News, Madonna tFt.
Marseilles Via Naples: jamestown Norfolk and Newport
NeW
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Majestic Southampton June p. White star
M 4noa st Eitts June - ttsI-
MAR. Bremen. June - fI,,1
Princess Irene Genoa June 20 ia
Andalusa hamburg June ..... IIauI H.,
Conus. New Orleans June So rae
FRIDAY. JULY =.
'I{ac- liverpool. June 2T... White sta
Monterey. Havana. July 2.......... Wan
"l'an Thomas June 20 ouci,,
Batavia. Hamburg. June %.
Hudson. Favr'. Iure - French
SATURDAY. JUL g
~ = ic"'ia iiaHlbuIs June - Lamb Nm,
'St Louis hampton. Juno Nnari,.
-tamparta Liz erpoo. June t.,n,r!
Provence. .... HAVE. June
louisiana Naples June InvG Ia
Prince .Ciibaltar. PHI
pcuVe-. Galveston June -
ado. Galveston
SUNDAY. July {
caledonia .... Glasgow. June % ,,a,..
carolina Juan July 2.... \ Y = +, ~
-MaTaNnl. Port Spain June
Principe III Iemunte. Naples Iune -. ........ '''
America Barcelona. June
srfrve mai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-04

IL PURSUANCE OF A. ORDER OF HON FRAxx
L r Fitzgerald Surrogate q he County % ~
York notice is hereby given 20 al persons having
claims against Caroline Y. Folsom. OF
OF New York deceased. 70 present the same with
vouchers thereof, the subscriber. pIacs -,
transacuE business a Of Matter O4
No. 81 William street In the City OF New York ~
ough Of Manhattan ON before the Twenty-hrst day
OF September NA'
Dated New York the Fourteenth day OF March 1907
- THOMAS C CONWAY Administrator
WALTER l MCCOY Attorney Admintstratur n
William Street. New York -
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IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON Ep W
L r Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
YORK notice is hereby given TO all having claims
against Orson DesaX Mum. late Of fIn1,v 80
York. present the with vouchers thar.
OF 10 the subscribers their place transactrg
mess at the Office OF winthrop & stimson. Elsqs No
81 Liberty Borough Manhattan In the CIV
o: New before the 18th DAY OF October
Dated New York. the 18th day OF March 1907
CHARLES \
ANNE ELDER MUM.
WINTHROP & STINSON, Execufo-.
Attorneys for Executors - Liberty Rorouvh
Manhattan New York City.
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City Hotels.

-FLEGkNTI.N FURNISHED APARTMENT. with
l. private bath $50 daiiy up; weekly with meals.
SIS 90 SIS 90 charge day transents
accommodated VAN RENSSELAER, HOTEL II East
nth St. bet Broadway. 9Th
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The Turf.
Proposals.

FIvFEAST-ET DEPARTMENT. July l. 1907-0TI1S FOR
L EENENT-E E. UTTER SERVO E.-SENLsED PROPC-
SAILS FOR supplying Illuminating and uhricatins oils
O PORTS ne
Atlantic and Gulf OF Mexico delivered
vessels such and IN such quantities
required during the fiscal ending 30 fA0S
a Treasury Department Division
ReveuUe-'u utter Service until tWo O'Clock Of Frj
1897. which and place the will
opened BIDS provide ri delivery
o named I'm the schedule viii
he \ OF oils required O
ports which delivery be made furnished
upon application chief. Division
Service. Treasury Department The right l.
all bids and waive defects II
the interests % The Government DO
tSgned REEKMAS WINTHROP. Assistant Secretary.
DR0Fos AIS FOR pREDliINfi-J, $ EnE1esr ono;
or Dredging Juan Hsrhor Porto Rico viii Be-
cefved II NJ :. 1907 and pub
IeIy opened Information furnished application
,'HAS. l. POTTER Major Engrs-
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SurrOgatcS Notices.

Is PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANZ,
L T. Fitzgerald Surrogate - County Of %ev,
York. notice is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against William V BrokaW t,C,,rrT-
New York. deceased. present ,-jtL
vouchers thereof, 20 the subscribers
undersigned No 90 RITA Avenue in Nsu,
York. on OF before the md iav % January next
Dated New YORK. the 24th day " June 1907
CLIFFORD V BEOENW. JOHN " ARNSrPoN..
WILLIAM II. GOULD Executors w.
GEORGE r. CHAMBERIIN. Attorney fn- rbe I-v.c,
tors. 81 Nassau street. Borough OF Manhattan
New York city. -
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u :. Engineer ONO.
1907 Sealed proposals
Porto Rico. will Be- -
:. 1897. and hen pub
ishsd On application
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-06
M0NTCLAIR.

Miss Mary White, of Brooklyn, is a guest
Of the Misses Rutgers, of Park street.
Hening @. Taube, Of Highland avenue,
will sail for Europe next week. Mrs.
Taube and children are at Lake George for
the summer.
Arthur Power Holloway. graduate of the
Montclair High School, class of 1903, has
been graduated from Cornell University
with the degree of civil engineer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S.. Ellis. of 40 Oak
wood venue, Upper Montclair, are s~ojourn-
ing at Squirrel Island. Me.
The Commonwealth Club. Of Upper Mont
clair, has elected these officers: President.
Seward Davis; vice-president, Howard
Ayres: treasurer, Robert G. Anderson
secretary, Theodore s. Holbrook.
Romine Legg, OF Bloomfield avenue, is at
Asbury Park for the summer.
John Cavanaugh, of North Fullerton ave-
nnue, has gone to California for the sum-
mer.
Willis B. Everett, Of Madison avenue, II
at Oaks Bluff, Mass.
F. NJ. Follett and family, of Garden
place, are at Bradley Beach for the sum
mer.
George W. Dipley. of Cross street, is at
Atlantic City.
Arthur T. StiIson, Of Crestmount road.
will spend the balance Of the summer In
Europe.
Franklin Fl. Hopper. of Lloyd place,
sailed yesterday for Europe.
L. A. Wright and family. of Gates ave-
nue., is at New London, Conn.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-06
TROUBLE OVER BIDS
Contractors on New Fire House in West
Orange Find They Bid
Too Low.

Two contractors who had been awarded
contracts for building n new First Ward
firehouse In West Orange asked to have
their figures changed at the special meet
ing of the Town Council last night. Kelley
and Bolan, masons, sent Il communication
to the Council recitlng that the firm had
not made a proper estimate or a section
Of the building, and increased their figure
$425. The change was allowed. but the
firm lost the contract. which was awarded
to Lawrence Dobinson.
Fleming Brothers., carpenters, announced
that through a clerical error the firm
would be out $342 II their figure was al
lowed to stand as presented. Councilman
1Illick offered "A motion that the change
be allowed. but 1t stirred up a storm of
protest, Councilman Freye, n boss ear
penter, claiming that TO firm could present
two bids, and he held that IL the COUNCIL
made the change legal complications would
follow.
Mr., Gillick said that he did not purpose
spending more of the towns money by re-
advertising for bids when Fleming Broth
ers were hundreds of dollars lower thar
the other bidders, but Mr.. Freye insisted
that this would have to be done IL nny
change was to be made In the bids. JOSEPH
Fleming for the firm, said that he did moi
feel like presenting the town with the s342,
had stated that ffouble would follow IL the
change was made Mr.. Gillick withdrew his
motion and Mr.. Fleming agreed to do the
work at the original figures presented,
IS. 995.
Mayor Condit and Town Clerk Joseph
McDonough were then instructed to sign
the contracts, and bids We're ordered re-
ceived for removing the present firehouse
TO a lot nearby, so as to allow for the con-
Struction OF the new building.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-06
SCREENLAW
DODGED BY
SALOONS?
Orange Excise Board Warned
That Many Places Are YiO-
lating Rule in That City.

A letter was received from the
Orange citizens committee of fifty at
the meeting of the Orange Board of
Excise last night. signed by Joseph D..
Holmes, chairman, reciting hat several
saloonkeepers had failed to remove
screens in their saloons on Sundays.
He said hat while the law was fairly
well kept shortly after its adoption.
some liquor dealers were now using
all sorts of methods to prevent a clear
view of the Interior of their places of
business. Saloons were completely
screened up. while in others only one
small curtain had been removed. Other
saloonkeepers attempted to obstruct
the view by means of bottles, posters
and various other signs. Mr.. Holmes
stated that some of the leading liquor
dealers on Main street were among the
v%iolators.
The complaint was referred to Chief
of Police Washer. who will investigate.
The board adopted minutes on the
death of Wilberforce Freeman.
Renewals of licenses were granted
to the following:
Retail-Ferdinando LAMA. SO Forest
street: jeremiah Cross. ~ Central place:
Gottleib Stable, 40 New street; Victor
Bianchi, 261 Main street; Morris Lebo-
witt, 324 Main street: Jacob Binder, Sd
Freeman street; Daniel Denney, Sd
Joyce street; Philip Colombo. II Easi
Dav street.
Wholesale-David Scheuer. 27s MAR
street: Francis e. Gerbert. 327 MAR
street; Victor Bianchi. 261 Main street
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SOUTH ORANGE.

The South Orange Republican Club will
go on a fishing expedition to the Fishing
Banks o. August 2.
The Rosary Society will go to holy com
munion in the Church OF Our Lady Of
Sorrows at the $50 o'clock mass tomor-
row morning.
Mrs. Valentine Hill. Of Falrview ave-
nue.. has returned from a visit to friends
In Brooklyn
E. X. Kilburn. of New York, has leased
a house in Luddington road for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis w. Colquitt, Of
Ridgewood road, AVE returned from a
two weeks automobile trip through Long
Island.
Policeman Edward Tracy caught a run
away horse belonging to Nj. =. ~ W. A.
Flint. of Montclair. at Kinda road and
South Orange avenue yesterday afternoon
after the delivery wagon to which 1t was
attached was smashed In turning around
the corner. The wagon contained twelve
dozen eggs, which. were also smashed.
Solomon Tetelbaum also stopped a run
away in First street. 1t belonged to
Henry Hoffman. and was attached to a
plumbers wagon. The horse was fright
ened by nm Automobile In Sloan street.
No damage was done.
| Mrs. Joseph Graves has returned to her
home In Morristown after spending the
week as the guest of her son. Frank
Graves. of IA Fourth street. .
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mahoney, OF Phila-
delphia, Pa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Elwood, of Valley street.
The monthly golf handicap for July will
be inaugurated at the Field Club today.
The lowest eight will qualify for a prize
to be presented by the club.
The Green Village Field Club baseball
nine will be the opponents Of the South
Orange Field Club team this afternoon.
The musical program to be rendered In
the Gafrfh Oroaoo All n ChnrPh tomorrow
will be-: Morning-Processional. Ancient
of Days" Jeffry; anthem, Christian, the
Morn Breaks Sweetly Ger Thee" Shelly;
Anthem. 1.-THE Shadows of the Evening
Hour" Baldwin; solo, my Redeemer and
NY Lord" Buck, Miss Elsie Mccall.
Arnot Quinbey. Of 2ss Clifton avenue
Newark, was arrested by Policeman Pat
tying his horse to a lamppost. Police JUS
| tice j. Martin Roll fined him So.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-06
WEST HUDSON.
SPLIT CAUSES STIR
KEARNY TALKING ABOUT
CHURCH TROUBLE.
Knox Church Pastor Has Not Yet Re
turned to Give His Version of
Trustees Resignation.

The announcement made yesterday Of
the designations Of four trustees of the
Knox Presbyterian Church, Kearny, and
the absence on a brief vacation of the
pastor, the Rev. Roland S. Dawson, who
could not be found for a statement. and
who had not reached home at a late hour
today, caused considerable stir in the
town. While most OF those prominently
identified with the church interests refuse
to talk for publication, they do not hes
itate to infer TINT the majority OF the
members will stand by their pastor.
While the board of trustees are against
him. 1t is alleged. the session is with him
and It is TO the session that the trustees
have to offer their designations, not TO the
church, said a prominent member today
The majority of the members admire the
progressive spirit Of Mr.. Dawson, and that
Is what has brought so many young people
into the church. 1t is said.
There Is n division of opinion on the
conduct of the two Sunday schools, the
opposition claiming that they should not
be separate and distinct organizations as
they are today, the plan being Mr.. Daw-
sons. They also claim that the church
has lost members during the last two
years. but to what extent cannot be ascer-
tanned because the books are not acces-
sible at the manse. it IS said.
1t is expected that Mr.. Dawson will oc-
cupy the pulpit tomorrow.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-06
BURBA G
SOUTH ORANGE FAST BECOMING A DESERTED VILLAGE

II the residents of fashionable sections
of South Orange keep on leaving for
and shore in such large mum
bers as they nave since July 4 1t will moi
be many more days before the village
will be practically deserted.
At least one-half the residents Of the
Montrose and Centre street sections have
already gone to places of recreation. ant
the termination of the Middle States
lawn tennis tournament on the courts OF
the Orange Lawn Tennis Club, Montrose
today, will probably take several hundred
more away next week.
Among those who have gone out of towr
for the summer are:
William j. Kingsland and family. OF
Ridgewood road, left today for their sum
mer home in Hyannis, Mass.
BENJAMIN r. Comstock and family, o.
Comstock plnce, have gone to Montrose
Pa, to spend July and August.
George H.. Garrison and family, of Isl
~Irvington avenue, will spend the warn
weather at Portland. Me.
Chestnut Hill, Pa, will be the residene'
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Bayne. jr., ant
mainder of the summer.
Walter F. Harris and family, Of 49,
Fairview avenue, left yesterday for Port
land, Me. where they will rusticate.
Louis Chardon. of 10 Ralston avenue
will summer at Scarborough Beach, Me.
Louis D.. Crowell, of Academy street
who recently returned from Lake Hopat
cong. left today for Grove Beach. Com
where he-will remain during this month.
Thoma DCort. of "a Ralston avenue, L
among t. latest TO go 10 Portland, Me.
Thomas Fenton Taylor, who recent,
sold his house In Centre street, will leav
Monday for the Thousand Islands wher
he erected a summer cottage.
John B.. Malone. formerly of Arnold ter
race, left today for Memphis, Tenn. Fl
will reside in Summit upon his return
home.
John Jared Welsh, of Arnold terrace, ha
gone to the CatSkills to spend his vaca
ton.
John Merkel and family, of Fairviev
avenue. nave selected Somerville as thei
summer home.
Robert Grinley. manager of G. NJ
Decker & Brotners south Orange store
has zone 10 Scotland 20 visit his mother
He will return in five weeks.
Dickinson w. Hichnrds. of irving ave
nue., has gone to the shore until fall.
Z. d. Teller, of Brooklyn. is residing 1
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-06
IRvINGToN AND HILTON.

The Irvington Board of Education is
scheduled to have its monthly meeting
tonight.
In the absence of a quorum the Board Of
Health of Irvington did not convene last
night.
The Athletic Club Of the Hilton Chris
tian Church will meet tonight to practise.
A peddler's wagon belonging to 5. Coin.
Of Prince street, Newark, was struck by
a Broad street car, In Irvington Centre.
at Z o'clock last night. No damage was
done. Coin left his horse standing while
he went into a store. The horse became
restless and walked directly in front Of a
slowly-moving car.
A new fumigating machine was used for
the first time by Health Inspector Peck
well, of Irvington, this morning.
Harold Warner. Of So North Thirteenth
street, and William Allen. of 165 North
Sixth street, Newark, were fined $50
each today by Acting Recorder Turton, of
1rvington, on a charge OF drunkenness.
The young men were arrested in Olympic
Park by Special Officer Maser.
The First Reformed Sunday school. of
Irvington, will go to Bellewood Park on
its annual excursion. Wednesday.
The Rev. Uriah McClinchie. pastor of
the Reformed Church. and family. will go
TO the Catskius the latter part Of next
week for the summer. Mr.. McCllnchie
will continue to conduct services during
July.
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turned to Cuba. after spending several
weeks with Mrs. Byron Kilborn, of III
Second street.
f. W. Taylor. Of s4S Hartford road, left
today for Watch Hill, R. L. Z
Miss Margaret Bowe, OF Ridgewood
road, and Kenneth Doe, her nephew. OF
New York, ave gone to Asbury for a
fortnight.
Harry Yunck, of Meeker street, left to-
day for Hoosic, N. Y, on a trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cohen and family,
of Academy street, will leave next week
for Asbury Park to spend a month OF
recreation.
Miss Anna Colquitt. of Ridgewood, is
the guest of Miss Anna Shackford at
Kittery Point. Me.
MT. and Mrs. stephen D. Day returned
from their wedding trip and are estab-
shell Mt The Inn, Cal I'll, for the next
two months.
Miss Mary Sanford. of Luddington
road. has gone TO Georgeyille, Canada,
where she will remain until October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Arnold, Of Mont
rose averue. who left last March for a
European trip, are registered at Ham
burg. Germany. The first two weeks of
June they spent n automobile touring
France
Mr.. aud Mrs. William e. Stewart have
closed their house and gone to Sharon,
Conn. to spend the warm weather.
Arthur Zimmerman, Of East Clark place.
has gone to upper New York State for the
summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacques Bramhall, Of
Centre street. and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
NJ. Keasbey. of Berkeley avenue, have
! gone to Little Silver.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank L. Du Bosque,
Steele and Clayton Du Bosque, of Stanley
road. are at Bay Head for July and
August.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is the summer
home of Village President and Mrs. Al
bert c. Wall, of Ralston avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holcombe Il. Ward. of
Montrose avenue, are at Seabright until
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yorke Allen, of Scotland
road. have opened a cottage at Prout
| Neck, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Brewer, jr., OF
South Orange avenue. are spending the
month with their daughter, Mrs. w. A.
Minott, at her country place. st. James,
Staten Island. They contemplate a trip
abroad in August.
South Yarmouth, Mass, is the destina-
ton of the Rev. Robert Hasting Nichols,
pastor of Trinity Presbyterian Church.