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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-05-22

| children, musicians and athletic boy.
and girls. They are being trained by
Mrs. Theodore Hut and Miss Cynthi,
Lauer.
ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST.
Mrs. Mary Dalfymple has beer
visiting relatives in Phoenixville, Pa
A. =. Gest and wife, of Trenton,
visited friends in this city Saturday
Mrs. Ben. Lear, of Ire uton, la.
been visiting her parents in this city
Mrs. Julius Netter and son. Paul
recently visited Riugoes relatives
Edgar Tettemer, OF Point Pleasant,
was recent visitor i'll this city.
Joseph Moteiy, of BrownvilIe, Ky,
recently visited friends in this city
Lewis Sshoflield, of Boston, Mass
is the guest of friends in this city.
Mrs. |. W. Holcomb has been visit
ing friends III New York.
Mrs. G. e. b John visited Doyles
town relatives last week.
Mrs. George " Arnett spent Fri
day i'll Philadelphia
James Elliot, of Canton, Ohio, ii
visiting relatives in this city.
Lewis Opal, of Norfolk, Va, re
Gently visited Lambertville friends.
Joseph Slatington, of Easton, spent
Friday in this city.
Miss Winfield Wise, of Yardley, re
Gently visited friends in this city.
Jacob Dunn. OF West Chester, hu
been visiting friends in this city.
David Johnson aud wife, OF Teen
ton, have been visiting here
MIss Agnes Weiss, of Pennington,
recently visited Lambertville.
MIR. aud Mrs Harry Northrup, OF
Plalniield, spent Sunday in this city
Fenwick Pew spent Sunday in
Burlington
jacob Fisher and wife visited Rim
goes relatives Saturday.
Cu,hbeit Ha, hurst, of Nolristowu
speut Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs W + Hayhurst.
Mrs. Ellen Mellow ell, of Eas
Liverpool, Pa, spent Thursday an,
Friday with Lambertville relatives.
John Scott had m arm badI,
mashed III II planning machine while a
work in Trenton, last Thursday.
The Misses Murphy, of Pennington
have been visiting John Mnngan an,
wife.
Alfred L. Pierson aud wife hav,
been visiting Prof. Charl,s IIoffmn
and wife at Roanoke, Va
William Wilinot aud family hav,
removed To Monmouth street, Tren
ton.
Alfred Wanamaker who has beer
critically i'll is reported to be mucl
improved in health.
Marvin Hunt and wife, of Prince
ton, spent Sunday with Stephen Titu
and family.
Albert Seameu, wife aud sou Alder
of Philadelphia, visited Lamber tvillt
ralatiyaa over sunday.
Norman WoltinYer and family, ol
Easton, have been visiting J. Wesley
Crook aud family.
Zachariah Smith was removed t,
st. F,ancis. Hospital, Trenton, las
week.
Mrs. Fred X. Parker and Miss Jen
ME Savage visited Philadelphia las
week.
Miss Lucy McDermotl, Of Bayonne
recently visited her parents IN rhi
city.
Miss Annie Richardson, of Trenton
is the guest of James ID. MacKay an'
wife.
Mrs. Henry Hooker, Of Washing
ton, N. J. former resident of thi
city has been visiting Mrs. A. G. Bar
Der, on North Union street.
Mrs. Levi McAlone and son, Theo
dore Jahnke. of Doylestown, hav,
been visiting relatives on Delaware
avenue.
A number Of our citizens will g
abroad in June. Among them ar
Prof. and Mrs. F. II. Scobey, Mrs
George l.. Romiue and George W
Massey.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-05-22

Case, Rose Il Case
j. II. Blackwell 4 Sons
Torbert Goryell
A. ID. Anderson
Lambertville Water Go
Norman S. Conover
Thos. Crowley
A. G.. Smith
Harry ". Davis
Chester Martin
Mrs. Levi Brown
Amos Hart
Emma t. b. Runk
Abram STRIKER
George X, Melhck
Z. W, LARSON
II. G. Pideock
Saml +. Morse
Chas,. II Wilmot
Rev, Z: j. kulp
VIM, Morse
Vim. kachline
T. r. Fox
John +. Cavanaugh
DIR, J. II, Fretz
A, +. Cavanaugh
Edward Silvers
Geo. II. Groome
Chas. J.. Crimson
L. q. Docherty
Chas +. Holeombe
Russell O'Neill
w. s. Gallagher
VIM. =. Harrison
L. c. Gallagher
NJ. J. Meskill
Fannie b Runk
Othniel Gordon
7, A. Cane
Margaret Mcnamara
II. &. Dilley
Benz. Beech
MIR Levine
L. F. Mongon
John + Mcclure
John NJ. Casey
I. Il. Cavanaugh
James Bumster
DIR. l.. W. Closson
W. F Hayhurst
Mrs. Kate Barber
Albert Yos
Edgar I Phillips
Frank Barley
Felix Reilly
James G. Atwood
VIM. H. Gibbs
Miss Hannah f. Melick
Frank buchanan
Edw. NJ Wilson
i.amhertyille Construction Co
Harry Moorhsad
Lambert 4 Kerr
Alfred Wanamaker
Joseph Mathews
J. W. Farlee
Rev. j. A. Carr
Chss ODaniels
NJ b Mathews
Elwood Bothers
Elmer Stout
David L. Biggs
Jos Scott
T. l.. Case
David L. Holcombe
VIM. r. Jones
VIM l.. Culver
Harry Scott
Pat McNulty
VIM. II Hopkins.
+. T. Lear
NJ. J Cunningham
l.. Il, Erickson
John J. Cruise
Jno. II. Moore
n. &. Agin
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-05-22

Miss Mary Burd, of this city, and
Louis Botti, son of Dominic Botti,
were united in marriage in Jersey
City, on Sunday. Father TerWoert,
a former rector of st Johns r. G.
church performed the ceremony.
Walter F. Hayhurst will remove
his law office from the Lambertville
National Bank building to the office
attached to his residence GU North
Union street at an early date.
Miss Lillian Kroeson, of this city,
and Elmer Pickett, Of New Hope
were married at st. Andrews rectory
by the Rev. John A. Carr on Satur
day evening.
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Pntrick Lynch
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Thee Wilson
Elisha Il Wilson
Nm Mosely
TLos Crowley
Frank q Sheuler
'iReo Lambert
israel i. Nayior
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Hiram shepherd
Wm. Horn
John Horn
A Carmen wilson
Jno. ". DilIey
VIM. J Ledger
Alfred i. f.lN
Charles Trcttz
peonle's Errwiup Go.
RISING Sun Brewing Co
n T. karns
prospect brewing Co
Home brewing Co
Alfred n Nonis
Seitz brewing Go.
Samuel G. NORMAN
Edward Trajnor
II q savage
Henry rreftz
johnson Warford
Jno i Koherta
Mary Mcf,uire
Wm n. Roberts
Wrs David Treftz
NJ 4 Nariarum
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lanes Carmody
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Thns OI,ourke
Fannie Torhert
Ami. II Stont
Kata n Stout
Harace r Shick
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MrS / T. Wilson
John Masten
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-05-22

Get the Best, MAoKAY's Special
every afternoon.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-05-22

Ask for the Best Bread = MAC.
KAY's.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-05-22
SUBSCRIBERS TO IRON PLANT FUND.

The following list of subscribers tc
the Iron Plant was compiled by the
Business League and is believed to
be official:
Jacob Helms
Ryan, Akers 4 Smith
Isaac W Holcomb
Mrs. C. b. Satterthwaite
Joseph Smith 4 Go
Ii G. Everitt
Clara Rooms
Mrs. ]. l.. Fuller
l., T. Bodine
jas. I. Petrie
Paul Netter
Geo Banchoif
Jos Watt
i Groginsky
Mrs. J. W. Carroll
jas +. Lambert
A W Murheid
+. II. Abbott
Z. L. Lowndes
Pat. Kelley
Thos b. Naylor
Elias Raphael
Alfred b. Holcombe
ID. J. Price
W. L, Ennis
Jno l.. Schenck
Thos. l.. Hull
J. Hart Stockton
{, A. Twomey
A. Finger
ID. Botti
Ghas Mathews
James j, Galley
DIR. &. q. Archer
Kate u. Sproat
q. Seyffert
J. d. Mackay
Chas. I, Martindel
Harry X. Kramer
Judson Robinson
DR. Louis q. Williams
II Nj. Hartman
4 il Titus
N Il. Slack
VIM Hunt
l.. H. Sergeant
d. Cifelli
Il. W. Park
l.. ID Jones
o |. Blackwell
Jno Helm
Horace Hunt
NJ. j. Holcombe
O. G. nolcombe
:. =. Walker
Il A. Ely
Wage Worker
T. +. Bates
" Is Cummings
j IL Folkner
Geo W. Trauger
s W. Kerr
J. s Martin
Fred Gruhler
NJ \ Brown
Martha Rooms
Ahbie K Reed
Mary T.. Paxson
samuel T. Moon
+ 5. Cummings
Evan i, Roberts
James T.. Parker
X Heath
Anderson Swallow
Goo NJ Shamalia
JAS ". lloppock
Ino & Iioleombe
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-30
CRISIS IN CUBA
MAGOON'S FEAR,
PURSUES REBELS

HAVANA. Sept. 30-A crisis is ex-
pected momentarily between the pro-
visional government and the revnlubon-
airy movement
Governor Magoon has sent secret or
ders 10 the commanders Of rural guards
% capture. dead or alive. every rebel
and not to desist until every one Of them
has been disposed Of.
This followed the discovery Of a plan
OF the chief conspirators to hold an
election in the mountains, name a presi.
dent of the republic. and under his ban
rtr arouse the whole island 20 revolt.
The strike conditions appear to be
growing every hour
Reports are current that laborers en-
ployed in the shipping and dock works
hero will join the strike today
in addition to other troubles facing
the government. reports from Cienfue-
gos indicate that the yellow fever there
Is spreading and troop Of cavalry has
been transferred for fear the soldiers
would fall victims 10 the disease.
Captain DoUgherty wired today that
his troop Of rurales had surrounded a
band Of twenty rebels near Tacato and
expected 70 either capture them or drive
them into the sea.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-30
President Leaves Quietly
On Swing Around Circle

The Presidents departure from the
city on his Western and Southern jour
ney, was made quietly last evening AT
I;40 o'clock The railroad trip will be
made in a special Pullman train, con-
sisting Of a sleeper, a combination bag
gage and club car, and the private car
Magnet, which Mr.. Roosevelt has used
On his various trips.
a number OF Government officials were
az the station 10 say good-by, among
the number being Secretaries MetcaIf
and Straus. Assistant Secretary Muir
ray, Commander Key. and Capt Fitz-
hugh Lee.
In the Presidents party are Secretary
Loeb. Civil Service Commissioner Nell
benny. who will be the Presidents host
among the bayous of louisiana: DR.
Alexander Lambert, Of New York;
Maurice Datta, assistary secretary
Executive Clerk Netherland. or the
White House staff, and a Secret Sery-
Ice guard. Secretaries Wilson and Gar
field will accompany the President 10
Canton, Ohio.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-30
GIVEN THREE YEARS
ON ROBBERY CHARGE

Justice Clabsugh today sentereed John
Allen. colored, to serve three years IN
the Trenton PtEiuntiary on an indict-
ment charging robbery. TO which the
defendant pleaded guilty.
He stole a watch and cIain from
Charles A. Schmidt valued at $40.
Nick Zero, alias John George. pleaded
not guilty to a charge Of housebreak-
ing.
Edward Fielding. Arthur NJ. Newly,
and Alex. McSo-ley, three soldiers sta
toned at Fort Mysr, Va. entered a
plea Of not guilty TO an Indictment
charging robbery IT is said they Sc
cured two watches and about $l4 from
Joseph b. Longhead. Newly made a
bond Of 1900 and was discharged until
the case is tried.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-30
ARRANGING DATE
FOR CONFERENCE
Peace Prize Commission
Will Probably Gather
Here in October.

Secretary Straus. OF the Department
OF Commerce and Labor. who is a mem
Der Of the commission having in charge
the Nobel Peace Prize Fund. the basis
fer WI ich is the prize awarded TO Pres
ident Roosevelt by the Norwegian gov
eminent, is today sending out letters to
the members Of the commission to as
certain their wishes as to the proper
time TO hold a confer snce in this city.
Secretary Straus VIII call the meeting
for the most convenient date. as as
certained from the replies 10 the let
.ers, Cor the purpose Of devising ways
and leans 70 add about S960.0O0 10 the
$4,000 prize money turned over by the
President 70 carry out the plans OF the
commission to secure and maintain in
dustrial peace IN the United States.
The conference will probably be held
the first week in October according tc
a statement made by an official Of the
department this morning.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-30
HAWK ATTACKS MAN;
ROOSTER SAVES HIM

NEW YORK. Sept. SO.-f care and
good nursing avail William Fritz's
game rooster will survive and attain
an honored old age. This because the
rooster tackled chicken hawk that au-
daciously attacked Fritz. The hawks
beak and talons sorely wounded the
brave rooster, but Fritz killed the hawk.
The. hawk had carried off many
chickens from farms in the Brookdale
section Of Bloomfield n. J.. recently.
Fritz surprised it in his hen-house. and
as il few past him grabbed its legs.
The hawk tried to peck his eyes and
cut him so painfully on the nose and
cheek that Fritz flung IL from him
The game rooster. famed for its fight
ing qualities. dashed 20 the old far
nler's assistance; a fierce combat fol-
lowed, while Fritz ran for his shotgun.
The hawk was soaring with its van
pushed foe IN its talons. But the
rooster. badly hurt rs il was. fought
so vigorously in mid-air that the hawk
had to drop II. Then Fritz shot the
->rrk-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-30
TRANSPARENT EELS.

There ere not very many transpar-
ent animlls, but recent studies of two
larval cells, which possess this peculiar
ly, and which belong to the National
Museum, seem to show that among the
possible advantages of being transparent
is economy in personal decoration.
In ordinary opaque animals the color
markings are symmetrical on the two
sides of the body. but this is not the
case with the transparent eels. Each
of them. when looked at from spne side,
appears TO have seven large black spots
arranged at nearly regular intervals
along the length Of the body, but closer
examination shows that in each case
three of the spots are IN the left side
and four on the right and irregularly
spaced, but in such a manner that. on
looking through the body. all seven APP
pear In a symmetrical row.-Detroit
News
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-30
Collins II Nabs Cyclist
Who Forfeits Collateral

Marshal Collins. late OF Glen Echo.
has a rival of the same name and tend
encies operating on the BrghtwOOd
road. Today John Barrett forfeited 80
collateral I'm the Police Court as the re-
suit OF the Brightwood Collins activity.
Barrett was riding motorcycle at d
twenty-five mile clip yesterday when
Policeman Collins overloaded him. The
speed limit In that section is twenty
rifles an hour. He put up $40, and today
e1iled to answer when the bailif called
his name.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-30
BARR REFUSES
TO DIRECT FAIR

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION. Sept. 80.
James Al. Barr fatty refused today
TO reconsider his resignation as director
general OF the jamestown Exposition
Company, but said ,he would aid the ex-
position In any unofficial way possible
Mr.. Barr, who was at one time presi-
dent OF the Seaboard Air Line RailwJ $,
resigned as q result Of friction between
himself and Harry ST. George Tucker,
president of the Exposition Company.
because OF the way the social affairs
were conducted at the exposition. Mr.
Barr was serving the exposition without
compensation.
In refusing TO reconsider his resiglIa-
tion he asked the company TO relieve
him OF all duties connected with II at
CAGE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-30
Deaths.

Virginia P. Smith. 50 years, 1fl0 II
street northwest.
George J. Wheatley. Al years, 81 3
street southeast.
William TAYLOR, &c years. 400 Mary
land avenue northeast
Dorsey Stewart, 81 years. Emergency
Hospital.
katherine Sullivan. s. years. rs Nir-
ginia avenue southeast
Joseph Z Mcmahon. A years, en- route
10 hospital
Harry Schwaib. 50 years, 20 Tenth
street northeast
Margaret E. Young, 81 years, 3f3 II
street.
James r r Appleby 81 years. 1886
Thirty-third street northwest
Margaret Bower. 2 years. Regent h
tel
August Bova. . months, 4 wunder
court southwest.
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Died.

THARP-A special session Of washington
Lodge, No Is, 3. p. o. EIks will be held IN
the lodg. room on Tuesday, October I, 1907.
at S:z5 a. m. for the purpose Of attending
the funeral Of our late brother. HARRY P.
THARP BY order Of HUGH : HAIR
NEY. Exalted Ruler. Attest: R1CHARD
A. OBRIEN. Secretary. II
THARP-On Friday, September o. 1901,
HARRT P, beloved husband Of Edith L.
Tharp.
Funeral on Tuesday morning at $50
o'clock from his late residence, 1H street
northwest thence 70 ST. Martins Church
North Capitol and streets northwest
where requiem high mass viii be said at
10 O'Clock. II
BURKE-On Sunday. September % 1907. at
his residence, 1912 1 street FRANK p
BURKE. beloved husband or Mary z.
Burke.
Requiem mass at St Matthews Church
Wednesday. October 2, AT 10 o'clock. Rela-
tives and friends invited se3o-2t
WHALLEY-In Albuquerque. ". M WILL
LIAM T WHALLEY. 1913 Georgia avenue
southeast
CNcKeesport rapers please copy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-30

This represents Columbia standing
above The figures Of two children which
symbolic the arts and crafts. and the
idea OF The whole Is the protection &c
corded the arts and crafts By President
Mckinley at all tiEles.
Although the monument and land
scspe work wns finished for the dedi-
cation, the fun beauty Of the memorial
and SIS setting viii not be known until
the hand Of nature has had time to iTn-
prove on the work of men, and Il Is
admitted by all who, have seen the
memorial that in ten years the monu-
ment viii be one Of the most beautiful
spots IN tire Americas. and in fact, IN
the world.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-30
.DUSEY DARSELS FIGHT,
LAND ON POLICEMEN

Two dusky damsels gave several po-
licemen and a few helping citizens a
lively time of il this morning in front
OF the Police Court building. Lizzie
Farris and Name Waters started an
argument this morning. They failed to
adjust matters and were making TIE
neighborhood ring with ''eloquence'
when Officer Acton and Bafliffs Hughes
and Leizear started in to separate them.
The women soon forgot their differ
eEces with each other and started to
fight the policeman and his assistants.
There was hair-pulling and faC6-scratch-
ing until one lost count. when the wom-
en- were finally put in the patrol wagon
and carted off to the Sixth precinct.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-30
Taft's Arrival Reported.

Brig. Gen Clarence R. Edwards has
reported 10 the Bureau of Insular Az
fairs. by cable, the safe arrival and
cordial reception of Secretary, himself,
and party at Yokohama General Ed
wards gives no particulars.
Officials OF the War Department are
highly pleased over the reception being
given the Secretary in Japan as de-
scribed by the press dispatches.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-30
VITAL RECORDS
Births.

j. Edward and Alice r. Wells, girl.
William NJ. and Carrie Whitner, boy.
Frederick NJ. ana Louise Vogel girl.
John w. and Laura L. SmauwoOd
boy.
Maurice and Mary Schwartz, girl.
Bcrtnold l. and Rebecca Rich, boy.
John r. and Sophia Z. Palmer, girl
William +. and Ellen I. Nelson, girl
Albert II. and Katherine c. BIickoler
girl.
Arthur D and Annie A Mofett boy
Henry II. and Agatha n. Nurry boy
joan W. and Cora 3. Keys, gin.
Eugene +. and Lillian A KilrOy, boy
Randolph and Eva n. Jenkins, boy
Raymond NJ and Alice NJ Hayes boy
Fred 3. End Mamie Hennessey, boy.
AnthOniO and Maggie Gionaly. boy.
samuel J. and Henrietta CHASER. boy.
Mark and Matte B Good. girl.
John and Julia Prick. boy
AdOlPh @. and Carrie T. Ecloff. girl.
John S. and Edna S. Elton. girl.
Anton and Margaret Z. Danhal, girl
James and kitora Curry, girl.
Albert L. and Benta Brooks. boy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-30
HARGIS' son GONE.
FEAR FEUD TROUBLE

LEXINGTON Ky. Sept .9o.-Beach
Hargis. the only son of Judge James
Hargis, of Breathitt county feud fame.
has mysteriously disappeared. and his
parents fear he is the victim of foul
play. Young Hargls went to Cincinnati
and has not been heard from since.
Hargis was accused by Tom Cockrill
who killed Hargis' uncle with having
attempted to murder him on two oc-
casiOns. COckrin left Breathitt county
some time ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-30
Marriage Licenses.

Henry r. Weaver, Of Front Royal
Va. and Clara 3. Petty, Of this city
Charles H COnley. of New York city,
and Prachie J. Larldn. Of this city.
Nilli&.n 3. Henderson and Fannie s
Dagger, both Of Tldwells pOstofhce, Va
Lester smith and r. ElOise Young
both of Philadelphia
Charles r, Grier and Hattie Z. Har-
klus.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-30
In Memoriam

remembrance Of our
mother. LOUISA WILLIAMSON. who died
one year ago today. September 80. 1906
Alone IN the silent graveyard.
Meath the sod and the dew.
Never one moment forgotten.
In sorrow ! think Of you.
Outlines TO the graveyard I wander,
Flowers TO strew. with tender care
On the grave Of one shall always remen-
Der
Who is resting there.
Day after day my hopes grow brighter.
AS near the shining shore,
For I know acroJg the river
Waits the loved one gone before
Years and years may pass.
No more we'll see thy face,
But loving hearts and willing hands
VIII keep green thy resting place.
1t by Her Children