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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-01

PUBLIC OTIC is hereby given that the fol-
lowing ordinances have been passed by the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners and
approved by the Mayor OF the city of New
ark. and pursuant to Chapter $3.50 Of the State
An ordinance to provide for the construc-
ton OF ptpe-sewers to be known and desig-
mated as the
TYLER STREET SEWERS N BRANCHES.
An ordinance to provide for the construction
of a sewer in
NORTH THIRTEENTH STREET,
between Sixth avenue and Park avenue.
Adopted July rs. 1907.
A. r. DENMAN,
President Of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners
Clerk Of the Board.
Approved July %. 1907.
JACOB HAUssL1NG.
jy27-5t Mayor.
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45o POUNDS FELL ON HIM.
Kearny Workmen in Harrison Foundry
Has Ankle Crushed.

Joseph Kuylish, IS years old, of 96 San1-
ford avenue, Kearny, while at work In
the foundry Of 7. Shriver & Co, in Ham
ilton street, Harrison, this morning, had
45O pounds OF steel fall on his right ankle,
badly crushing 1t.
He was taken to st. Michaers Hospital,
this city, in the Harrison pollce ambu-
lance,
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Newark. N. j.. July q. 1907. 1ys7-st
OF 1NrENr1oN-Board Of street

NOTICE OF INTENTI0N-Board Of Street
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the
Roard on street and Water Commissioners OF
The city III Newark. at q meeting held the
twentv-nfth day OF July. 1907. and approved
Nv the Mayor Of the city OF Newark on
lie twenty-sixth day OF July, 1907. public
notice is hereby given that It Is the inten-
don Of the Board "a Street and Water Com
n,issInners OF the city OF Newark. under and
by virtue Of provisions OF the act entitled A
Act to Revise and Amend the Charter Of the
CITY OF Newark" approved March II. 1887,
and the supplements thereto. and the act ere
afing the Board Of Street and Water Comfnia-
,sioners n the city OF Newark. approved March
u. 1891. and other public laws OF the state OF
New Jersey. to order and cause the grading.
curbing and tagging Of
LEM
from Horatio street to Plum Point lane. to-
gether with all the appurtenances necessary
to complete the same.
Such persons as may object thereto are re-
questeo II present their objections In writing
to the Clerk OF sale Board, at the ONCE OF the
Board Of Street and Water commissioners
City Han, Newark. on or before the ex~
piratiou OF ak days from date Of this nosice.
BY direction Of the Board OF Street and
Water Commissioners OF the city Of Newark
N. r. SHERRERD.
CHIEF Engineer.
Newark. n. J.. July 2. 100. 1yz5st
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MASTER BUILDERS MEET.

NEW BRUNSWICK. Aug. 1.-The
quarterly meeting of the Master Build
ers' Association of New Jersey was
held here yesterday afternoon in masonic
Temple. Hugh d King. of Bloomfield.
the president, presided. About 100
delegates were present. Among those
from Newark were A. ]. Crowder, the
treasurer. and Henry W. Enger. Re-
ports from various parts of the State
showed that the building business Is
very brisk.
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FLANDERS, Aug. THE case Of
the State Board of Health against
David c. Beatty. a dairyman. Of Pleas
ant Hill, charged with selling watered
milk, was tried before Justice OF the
Peace John w Young n q jury ana
ting to acquit and ave to convict.
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IS CAPTURED.

TRENTON. Aug. &c. H Moon.
formerly of III city. was arrested here
yesterday on a charge of being a de-
serter from the battleship Indiana, now
at League Island. He will be sent ack
TO Philadelphia
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Newark. N. j., July q, 1907. j
NOTICE OF rNrENTIoN-Board of Street and

NOll(H OF ON-Doh u ohh~CN oAA
Water Commissioners.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners
of the city of Newark, at a meeting held the
twenty-hfth day Of July, 1907, and approved
by the Mayor OF the city of Newark on the
twenty-sixth day of July. 1907, public notice
is hereby given that it is the intention of the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners OF
Of the city Of Newark. under and by virtue
OF provisions Of the act entitled A Act
to Revise and Amend the Charter of the City
OF Newark approved March II, 1857, and the
supplements thereto, and the act creating the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners OF
the city Of Newark. approved March rs. 1891,
and other public laws OF the State Of New
Jersey, to order and cause the opening OF the
following as public streets or highways::
HARPER STREET.
from Avenue C to Tonpkins Point road, and
MURRAY STREET,
from Avenue c to Avenue d, as the same are
now laid out and shown on the maps on ME
in the office of the Chief Engineer.
Such persons as may object thereto. ere re-
quested to present their objections in wiring
to the Clerk Of said Board, az the once OF
tho Board of Street and Water commissioner,
City Hall, Newark, on or before the eHplA.ion
OF six DAYS from date Of this notice.
BY direction OF the Board or SLreet anu
Water Commissioners OF the city OF Newark
' NJ. r. SHERRERD,
Chief Engineer,
Newark. N. j.. July q. 1907. jy27-st
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DREDGER BREAKS CABLES.
Trolley Service to Harrison Delayed and
Phones Put Out Of Business.

The dredge that is cleaning the Passaic
River near the Bridge street bridge, while
working this morning broke a cable under
the water OF the Public Service Corpora
ton and caused trolley car traffic in Har-
rison to be delayed for one hour and five
minutes. The same dredger this morning
about 1O:45 caused the breaking Of a cable
belonging to the Hudson Telephone Com
pany, and the phones are out of commits
sion. Harrison cannot communicate with
this city on that account.
Car traffic was suspended at 1920 o'clock
and was not resumed until LIS.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION-Board of Street and
Water Commissioners.

NOIlCH OF VI otteSt anu
Water Commissioners.
Pursuant to q resolution adopted by the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners
of the city of Newark, ct a meeting held the
twenty-hfth day Of July. 1907. and approved
by the Mayor OF the city of Newark on the
twenty-sixth day OF July, 1907. public notice
is hereby given that 1t is the intention OF tho
Board Of Stree. and Water Commissioners OF
the city of Newark, under and by virtue OF
provisions Of the act entitled IAN Act to
Revise and Amend the Charter Of the CITY
of Newark" approved March II. 1857. and the
supplements thereto. and the act creating the
Board Of street and Water Commissioners OF
the city Of Newark, approved March rs. 1871,
and other public laws of the State OF New
Jersey, to order and cause the construction or
an eight (S) inch pipe-sewer in
LEM
between Horatio street and Plum Point lane,
to be used for house sewage only. This sewer
to be constructed with house connections to
the curb lines In accordance with Chapter
17 Of the State Laws OF 1896. Together with
all the appurtenances necessary to complete
the same.
such persons as may object thereto, are re-
dtested to present their objections in writing
to the Clerk of said Board, at the of1ce OF
the Board OF Street and Water Commissioners,
city Hall. Newark, on or before the expiration
OF six days from date OF this notice.
BY direction of the Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners OF the city Of Newark.
NJ. r. SHERRERD.
Chief Engineer.
Newark. N. j., July "a, 1907. jy27-5t
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DnPARrMENT or BuILDINos.

Newark. n. J., July 20. 1907.
The following person has made applica-
ton TO alter frame buildings within the fire
limits under section 162 Of the city ordinance:
L. Unterman s....s.--..-..13 Richmond 81.
The abovs application Will be considered by
the Committee on Construction and Alteration
OF Buildings at the Gifts Hall on Friday,
August ?, 1907. All persons having objections
to this application VIII appear before the
committee at 8 D. nj.
WILLIAM p o'RouRKE.
5y3l-St superintendent Of Buildings
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N THFS SsSESffSs sTR ana iSsSn come .
The Washington times., 1907-12-29
Form Gigantic Chain.

While sJedminc miles apart. ali the
WAY from four 10 ten. th, squadron
VIII be like a gigantic chain. each link
entirely separate from its fellows. and
Eet strung together by invisible bonds.
Hy means OF THIS device admiral
i.vans viii be enabled from his emer-
E,ncy cabin camp on board Tie Con-
ueoticut 10 direct the movements Of
;he whole fleet with almost as much
ease as ne can give orders 20 tho
engineer Of his own ship below py
means OF the speaking lube 'rhus
the tail end Of the last ship ma
ueuverins can understand perfectly
what 10 do and obey instantly the or
ders. though FIVE or SIX or more mile
iE the rear Of his flagship.
After many official tests Of the ap-
p:ratus. the n.vy has adopted this in
strument as most essential and ad-
v1ntageous iu naval service. ano-d-
ing a safe ami ready means OF inter
slip communication and the trans
uniting Of messages and orders along
the entire line Of vessels. OF talking
letween sea and shore 30 lighthouse
as the case may be; the latter viii
undoubtedly be equipped in the near
future with the new instrument
The Washington times., 1907-12-29
DR. LEE DE FOREST
Inventor Of the Wireless elephone Waiting for Cai

wireless phone most extensively. but
-i'e army likewise. as the latter has
Two sets in operaCou az the torpedo
and submarine school at Fort Monroe.
irglnia. one set is installed on the
torpedo pianter Major Rims gold. which
goes ont 90 sea tive or moro miles with
class Cor instruction in the planting
Of mines for Earbor defense This
boat also lows ont the target and re-
suits and scores Of the shooting Is aU
once accurately reported 30 the for
Orders from the fort TO the operators
out at sea five miles distant for the
carrying on OF their work have been
most satisfactorils accomplished
The army ErarcIs. swing TO small
pay. has great difhcrtliy in obtaining
good wireless op rasors. and the wire
loss telephone seems 60 have abolished
tie need for th-r services The
principles of wireless tcle@rophy are
now fairly familiar since nearly every
one knows thai the numlu voice Ike
other sounds. produce waves 10 the
atmosphere. which radIaIe IN space
and QUiver along aerial wires While
the production and transmission Of
these waves is practically the Same
as is wireless teiesraphy. yet in wire
less telcphoning the interruption and
method of receiving is an entirely diff
-erent manner.
The Washington times., 1907-12-29
FRIED ANTIQUES
ENDANGER HEALTH!

quantities -of stable refuse. When
trk-u up they are little likely 10 re-
.-lee thorough cleansing
S1metimes the carpets are laid down
n frruWented placess 10 be walked on
thus accumulaung the bactcra-ladeu
Dirt or the Eastern city streets. or
"a rug is often lent Co beERar or
street vendcr. VINO keeps IL and sleeps
iu u until IL acquires the semblance
Of age.
Dr- RcmlmEer points out that ruber-
culosis. throat diseases. and catarrh
are prevalent in the rug and carpet
trade. lie is OF opinion that they
are contracted from handling the
fairies and breathing the air IN which
tney are opened and agitated as they
are shown 20 customers The doctor
also expresses the opinion that some
otherwise unaccountable outbreaks OF
tropical enteric disorders that have
taken place in Paris were due TO in
fection from oriental rugs
The most thorough and efficient
process Of cleansing would be disin-
fection by steam. This would do no
harm To- the rugs and it is an abso-
lutely certain method of killing bac-
rcria. He thinks that it should be
generally adopted as a preliminary to
tae importation OF Eastern fabrics
INTO any occidental country.
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VIII Conquer Many Difficulties.

The wireless telephone is destined 90
of'set many dangers and difficulties
which il was impossible TO overcome
with the Old method flag. signaling.
which was accomplished by means OF
the stringing ont of number Of
flags or by wigwagging But these
methods. while well enough I'm fair
weather and while the ships are In
sighting distance OF each other. have
their disadvantage on dark. stormy
nights and in times of dense fogs
AS is well known the fog is the
worst enemy with which the aaval sig
nal man has to contend as even
light does not carry its rays ten feet
Oftentimes and on such occasions. Of
course. navigation has to be carried on
with extreme caution. as the where
abouts OF other vessels is a matter OF
dCubt ard collisions are at all times
possible
The navy contract calls for talking
distance of only FIVE miles with the
wireless phone though eleven has
been officially accomplished, and TWEEN
ty-6ve unoificially reported. the latter
between a battleship i'm the NorfoIk
navy yard and a merchant liner OF the
old Dominion Company
Not only has the navy adopted tha
The Washington times., 1907-12-29
Adrantage in War Times.

The two wireless phones which have
been i'm use on the Con 1ecticut and
the Virginia have been employed long
enough 20 demonstrate that it can be
used TO great advantage in naval
strategy and warfare. When the fleet
went 10 Provincetown Mass. for ma
neuvering and gun practice last sum
mer the wireless telephone was put
on the Connecticut and another on
board the Virginia, and the instru-
ments we're subjected 10 all kinds OF
tests. and 1t was found that the WIRE
less phone was of the utmost impor-
tance
In addition some very successful
trials were carried on with this new
system by naval officers in connection
with the inventor. at Norfolk. wnen
both the tactical value and the prac-
tical working efficiency for communis
cation between ships at sea and signal
iEg over the old flag method was
conclusively demonstrated. When the
feet returned from its cruise the re-
suits of the experiments with the
wireless phone, upon the rccommen-
dation of Admiral Evans. the Navy
Department ordered that an the prin-
cipal vessels going to the Pacific
twenty-eight in all. should be equipped
with the apparatus The Instruments
cost about $3.50 each.
The fleet Of six little torpedo de-
stroyers. consisting OF the WhIpple.
Truxtun. Hull. Hopkins, Stewart. and
Lawrence. which left December 1 in
advance of the main squadron. are to
be equipped with the wireless phone.
owing TO the lack OF room on these
The Washington times., 1907-12-29
Crime Ond Punishment
llnRnOWn in 2OO0A. D.

.7 reat-e a. 1-a.I-5r -4tf-nt .r.r
VIII not r-.~a s-a-rro- nor WIN a -..-
5i-v r- -r- Both r-a diseases
.. - Che cause ir me ONLY
-E--- frrz- ne r.----1
isl. .-t as health fs q -~,7-
-ct. INK r- q GOOD decd f- a. --1r--t
fust exactly IS h-7rire-= r- n 79-rta
IS la -.--r.... go ---.. --frr ------r....
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again iL ,he same time. while the
current ru-hes torrent-lke along at
more tnau ten miles an hour.
Admiral Evans. however. can call
mp from has emergency cabin. for
instance. the food supply ship Glacier.
at the fouT-mile emo OF the trail. ob
scured by the winding waterways
sUd the towering cliffs and canyons
Hello. Glacier how and where are
youc"
Quickly. ip a f"w seconds. from the
distant vessel tho electrical voice
waves come into the recCiper-
Just entering the first larrows 81
The straits All wei. ."
The Washington times., 1907-12-29

A SOCIOLOGIST Of uterus 1ioral
" reputation. q member a. ,Le
y faculty OF one Of th, wo-id-
greatest universities. stepped
from a Pullman car at the Union de-
pot the other day and walked brisbfy
up and down ths pllu0-m-l> ur.ss.t-
s= the splinrered old boards EorI-
Uemit He was exercising Beside
aiu walked g. companion. Ns they
Nal5-d they talked AuJ tlis -
isrt of what tha soe,oI1aist said.
"Ilams2 Punish2 These h5g.s--
s,orGs are eoing 90 DE- obsolete some.
duy. The wor>ine vocabulary or Lss
A. ID. viii not contain them. To The
people Of that YEAR those Two words
and the ideas they embody win ap-
pear more barbarous than caunibaifs.a
now seems. or the stake or the throw
iuS OF children into molten furnace
60 appease the anger OF a god
4 hate prophecy-it IS fake. Sat
] love pTcdictior-it is science. 1Iin-
IS q prediction. not p prophecy. n
the astronomer can roreteu distant
events I'm th- heavens with scientific
accuracy: if tie BIOLOGIST. h- looking
ar @ formlese embryo. car r.rateI
what manner Of organism win de-
,eiop WHY should not the s1rjo'a-I-,
also foreteU accurately and scieudf-
sali-9 he can. And he tolls MS trat
"a new Industrial system Is nor far or
Il IS merely the tomorrow or evoIv-
zion Upon -the hccIs oC tlc new in-
dostrial cr1 viii come the new Nor
lutv-the morality or the surerhuaan
IN brief II vii be; Blame noroIv fa-
aa5thur-alame only the forces rn,tr
h1p,i him. blame mis- environment.
Punish no one Tor anything. Cgrc him
instead Do this by removing the
forces that imDel him GO do evil
,hange his environment
Society. sricutists tell as. is an orr
ganism. II so. &c follows ulat what
one member docs is SIS much the act
Of the whole body as the act of
mans nand or OF his foot is the MANS
act. An the rest or us constitute the
oGeu"ers environment. What he IS
and does we cause him. directly or in
directly. 10 he anG 20 10.
There is no more reason. t,en. for
punisGing a criminal than there IS
for p!uching your finger because it
develops sore. There is no more
sense ia impr.soning thief or in
hanging a mus derer than there is
The Washington times., 1907-12-29
TrenfI.eight Now Installed.

TwcUU-eicht of 'hese wireless teie-
phones are now Installed on the vari-
.;e ships OF tho outgoing feet com
rr'~in~ the PRINCIPAL battleships aud
.E. supply ship G'ac:cr TIE reuair
.sio Paatref ami Admiral Evans dis
rat-h boat. the YIukton. The Ameri-
.au Navy IS 'he iret 10 possess aui
adopt the wireless telephone.
To- maintain an unhroksn and posl
tive method Of communication be-
tween the Commander Tn Chief ana
,u. res. Of the fleet is q strageticai
roblem of supreme importance. O.
rccj3lly under conditions Of warfare.
as wcH as I'm the annual practice 81
Gee, maneuv-riug Tow3t-d this er0
the Government after some practcli
and satisfactory trials aas decided to
..zteusively adopt and try the possi
biIities OF he new wireless telephone
The Washington times., 1907-12-29

II g. RENiJNGEE lead of tae
rarjrur institute in Constla-
tna. .e. n-s been making .H
INVESTIGATION or oriental rugs
and crr,l- and has published sum-
7arr OF his results ln uHe German
Journal rr Ge7eraI ana Applied He-
@iorc Pee Gnds that use carpets or
ue better class. the highly priced an
tfores or near antiques constitute a
serious menace 20 health unless they
are nut through radical cleansing
and GisIulecunc process
Tne rerJ antiques which nave been
in 1850 lu oricnul houses or bazaars
ror years or .ncrauons have been
exposed to the contagion % countless
disease germ Their texture ITS
them in af ur way to gather and
retain cs indefinitely
These zen 'ne antiques are far less
obiccuo BE than the counterfeit am
tioues which have been arudciany
meIowea one Of he ieas, objection
able methods used 20 soften the col
ors M tie degree tnlt the European
and American market calls for is 10
bury the carpets in trenches with
The Washington times., 1907-12-29
DEFIANCE HURLED
At FOO AND STORM
BYLATEST WONDER

att on tAe flagship Connecticut with
one OF Ills stan 5isual officers send-
ing a message ta "a dve-miie d's-au-
vessel which Viii constantly he done
Turing the coming cruise en- route to
rle Ps.cifc To tne right is the deIi-
carc r.o-.rlun box WIth the "ruu.ng
device o. top. In the center IS the
telegrapa key similar 20 the ordinary
buzzer which. by simply cutting ont
the mIcropaone with a switch In front.
enables the apparatus TO be used Tor
wireless tel-ssaoay sending the ordl-
nary Morse signals. This Is intended
only as special signal device. which,
by the series 81 extra loud sounds
given 20 the p..r,icuiar call OF ship
IS design sd tC readily attract the ear
cf the wireless telephone operator OF
The ship
The transraltt,r is showa az tie left
The Washington times., 1907-12-29
SONG OF FALL.

'IHe f-o-l IS on tho pumpkin
tBut not here i1 New York;.
The corn is Eusized srd criobed
And iha hay in mows is high
Tho caCstCutE, brown are fGlli1g
CSut nos here in New York;
The fields ere gray and golden,
TIC pine groves moan and siEh.
The apple crop IS gathered
CBut not ncrC ir New E0rk)
The cider mIlis are squeezing
Our amber cure for dry
The wocd-piie's daily Erowin-
tEut not bore in New Torlyl
The wCCdchuck. plump. is whirrIug
And che chlrmunk dances by
BGt not here iu 0- T-
Ard we know it's fan.
Tor the ras bills ~roUing heEcr
And the coal man wants oGr ali
ersm az EXch11r
The Washington times., 1907-12-29

Z 7 EET comfortiu~ win Doc "a lit-
N tie talk. for instance. When
v Admiral Eysn~ armada is
passing tbroueh the narrow
and touuous' Strait OF Magellan u
Soata America. known and dreaded ny
aN s'jufH navigatore as the mos.
dangerous and difficult 05ssaeevav i1
the world During IT'S entire length of
@0 miles the tije rises over forty
feet in ~iE hours and fails twenty
The Washington times., 1907-12-29

long cruise. suCu as the Auantl.
ieet would make on its long journey
10 the shores OF the Pacific. viii offcr
exceptional opportunities in expert
menting with the value and capabili-
ties OF the telephone
The Washington times., 1907-12-29

Tiny crafts. the set Of Instruments VIII
be encasod in a portable waterproof
wrought iron box, nearly three feet
square and suspended down below the
bridge
The Washington times., 1907-12-29
Makeup OF Instrument.

The accompanying photograph shows
the FIRST wireless telephonc just set up
in Admiral Evans emergency cabin
The Washington times., 1907-12-29
Every Admiral
Can Now Hear
Bob Evans
Voice GiVin
Orders, AIthO'
Miles AWcy
Z HE dawning Of The New
Year finds its most uota-
bic new invention in
4 operation on the E.gh
seas.
seas

>CdS.
For the first time in history the
wireless telephone is playing an inn
portaut part in world events. The
first genuine telephone central ever
established on shipboard at sea is
being operated on Admiral Robley
D. Evans flagship, the Connect
cut which is leading the famous
peace fleet to the Pacific.
Marvellous rs this iS-it would
have teen almost beyond heller ten
years ago-it has attracted ittlf
public attention. Yet think how
much it means to the safety Of
those at sea
In the fierCeSt gales, in storms at
night, and in the denSeSt fogS
where the old-time signals are use
less. ship may talk with ship or
with q dozen ships at once as easily
as if they were anchored along a
city street