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Evening star., 1907-10-31

Russian sailors and a mob OF civilians
participated. The dispatch adds that
property is safe and that the government
officials have taken all measures possible
TO preserve order.
A dfspatcn from Vladivostok states that
only thre of the cr-w OF me 4 sstroyer
Shory which mutinicd yesterday and
fought the fiotiiIa in port and the forts,
" r. left alive when she drif;ed ashore.
dis1bl d. at the md of the conflict. The
original plan OF th- mUtineers was that
there should be sinu tanaous mutinies
ashore and ahoat But the plan was not
carried out. From forty to sixty mutt
nous miners r. shot by loyal chasseurS.
Evening star., 1907-10-31
Unusual Verdict in Auto Crash.

POTTSTOWN, Pa, October 31.-An
unusual verdict was rendered by the
coroners jury yesterday in the acci-
dent in which four persons in an auto
mobile were killed at a Reading rail-
way grade crossing here two weeks ago.
The verdict says in part that Chief
Burgess Hiram Collar and the thirty
councilmen of the borough are morally
guilty OF negligence, If not culpability,
In allowing trains to run at the rate of
fifty miles an hour over grade cross
ings within the borough day and night
without compelling adequate safe
Evening star., 1907-10-31
Four Tracks From Bronx

NEW YORK, October 31-President
Mellen OF the New Haven railroad said
yesterday That as soon as pending litiga-
ton would permit a four-track electric
railway would be built from the terminus
of the Lenox avenue subway at 177th
street and the West Farms station on the
Harlem river branch of the New Haven
road to the new Columbus avenue station
in Mount Vernon on the man line. The
six tracking of the Harlem river branch
of the New Haven road from Wills ave-
nue. to New Rochelle is nearing compile
Evening star., 1907-10-31
Postal Slot Machines

OTTAWA October 31-Tha post office
authorities are to inaugurate Slot ma
chimes for the sale o. stamps in canada n
''hes- The postmaster general has ap-
proved OF them. AS it is Illegal to sell
stamps at hotels on Sundays now in
Canada. such an innovation Is badly
needed.
Evening star., 1907-10-31

ton. Four of these tracks are for pas
senger trains only. When the Port
Westchester road Is built Its four
tracks will connect with the four tracks
of the New Haven road from Mount Yer
non eastward, giving an eight-track pas
senger service from New Rochelle through
Westchester to New York city. with di-
rect connections with the subway and the
Sd avenue elevated. in addition to the
service to the Grand Central station.
Evening star., 1907-10-31

guards for the travelling public" The
jury also expresses the opinion that
the auto was running at too great a
speed. The only survivOr-Wayne En-
ory-is still in tS hospital, and has not
yet been told of the fate of the re-
mainder of the party
Evening star., 1907-10-31
FIRE DEPART MEhT BUSY
SEVERAL SMALL FIRES RE-
QUIRE ITS ATTENTION.
Accident in Which No. 2 Truck
Company Participates, Its
Second Within Week.

Members of No. . truck company had
another exciting time last night following
| collision with street car several Gays
ago, at the intersection of Rhode Island
| avenue and 14th street. The apparatus
| and a Capital Traction car came together
| last night near the intersection of Penn
| sylvania avenue and 25th street. but, for
| tunately, nobody was seriously injured.
The company was responding to an
alarm. In order to avoid a dangerous
crash the driver turned his horses so as
10 run alongside the car. and before they
had proceeded far the vehicles came to-
gather Lieut.. E r. Reynolds, who was
slightly injured when the accident oc-
Cured several days ago, sustained pain
full injuries to his arm and foot, and 1t Is
believed his ankle was sprained. Private
Clements had his tingtr mashed, but
neither man had to go off duty. Daniel
Williams, the veteran driver, VINO was IN
iured al the time of the former accident,
was not on duty last night, Private Spohn
acting in his stead.
The accident resulted in slight damage
to the truck and street car and delayed
the tiremen a few minutes. 1t did not
nave any bearing upon the fire, however,
as the fireman We're not needed. me
alarm was for a blaza in the house of
owen Mattingly. 94S 9th street 1t was
covered and a few minutes later the fire
men We're speeding in the direction OF the
Mattingly home. a box of matches had
ignited and caused d slight blaze, which
was quickly extinguished. Not more than
81 damage. had been caused. The damage
to the apparatus was only slght-
In Other Sections.
Shortly before 8 O'Clock this morning
the fire department received a call from
box 252 because of fire scare in the
house of Mrs. Lucille harrington, 1872
10Th street northwest. y member of the
family was heating some wax in the
Kitchen and when it became soft and
dropped on the stove blaze followed,
alarming the occupants of the mouse.
When the fir6men reached the house they
found there was nothing for them to DO
No damage was caused.
A slight fire occurred in house 1872 Jack
son street northeast last night about 6:l3
o clock. The housr is occupied by several
Italian families and the explosion of a
gasoline stove in one OF the apartments
caused a blaze. Neighbors feared a dis
astrous conhagratiOn would follow and
one of them had an alarm turned in.
veral companies of the fire department
respond d to the alarm. but the blaze was
xtinguished before the arrival of the
frcmen and before any damage had been
caused.
Several companies of the fire depart
ment and the police reserves from the
second precinct responded to an alarm
that was turned in last night about II
5 streets northwest. They soon found
that there was no fire. but they were
unable to find the individual who had
turned in the alarm.
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NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

Miss Anne and William Schlachtcr,
of Wrightstown recently visited rell-
tives here.
Miss Miriam Taggat, OF PhiIadel-
phia, is the guest OF friends at the
Logan House.
Mrs Kate Scheetl and daughter,
Helen spent several days last week as
the guests Of Philadelphia relatives.
Misses Mabel and Cassie Miles. of
Brooklyn, n. J., were guests OF friends
here recently.
Mrs. SaNton, of Philadelphia, spent
some days last week as the guest a
Frank Bush and family.
Thomas Egan, Of Chester, spent A
few days last week with relatives in
this place.
Miss Ethel Borden, of Chesterfield,
n. J, spent several days last week
as the guests Of J. p Borden and
family.
Anthony Wenscl and Miss Ida Smith
OF Philadelphia, were the guests Of K.
Q. Gorson and family recently.
Mrs. Elsie S. Brown has been spend
ing some time with relatives in Phil1
delphia
Mrs. Martha A. lambleton slipped
and fell on a boardwalk at her home
on New street on Tuesday morning OF
last week. She received a SpfMned
wrist and cracked a small bone IN the
arm
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hot Air" or Gold Feet'2

More than one month ago four men
entered the post Office at l.ambeftvllle
and blew open the safe IN their attempt
to rob II. They nearly added mut-
der to the robbery. Through the
presence OF mind Of citizen of this
place, who was on the tram which
undoubtedly these iour men got aboard
Of at Woodlern next morning, this gang
was traced to New Brunswick. Had
he ran across officers with coinage
enough to be Waterman at an anvil
foundry the four men could have been
captured at Bound Brook.
From time to time since that day II
has been asserted by those who are
supposed to be in a position TO know
that three OF the party had been posi-
lively located and that they could b.
arrested at any moment, but that they
were waiting to catch all four. Is it
not better to capture three such despe-
rate criminals than to take the chances
of losing ALI Perhaps this gang IS i'm
mune from arrest. Certainly the &c
tons of the authorities at New Bruins
wick were not above suspicion
Either the officials, who took this
matter out Of the local hands are talk
Ing "hot air, when they claim they can
put their hands on them, or they have
very much the appearance Of having
been stricken with "cold feet" And
still the safes are being cracked all
around New Brunswick, within radius
Of twenty miles, and officials who claim
to be able to place their hands on the
perpetrators at any time, do not do it.
-IIunterdon County Democrat.
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on the books of the city treasurer as

on the books of the city treasurer as
an asset.
He said that with the exception of
the loan to the Columbia Fire Co.
that the obligations of the other CON-
panies were not worth cent and he
was Ill favor of having them struck
from the records as assets of the city.
Mr.. Smith spoke in the same strain
and moved that the money due by
each company be RENTED. No action
taken on the motion.
Mr.. Kramer stated he was in favor
OF Mr., Smiths motion but the proper
way to do it was by ordinance and if
one company was released from its
obligations then all should be releas-
ed and he moved that the question of
money due to the city by the fire COM
panies. be referred to the Finance
Committee, to report at the next
meeting with their recommend ation.
and that the city clerk notify each
company. of the action bv council
Carried
Adjourned.
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EXCISE RQARn

An adjourned meeting OF the Lam
bertvllle Excise Board was held ON
Thursday evening, January Bird at
7P. NJ.
All members present except John
NJ. Casey.
A communication signed by George
w. Massey, protesting against the
granting of n license to Mrs. Cecilia
TreftZ to keep m Inn aud Tavern on
Bridge street . ,poste the depot was
on motion received and filed.
The application of Mrs. Cecelia
Treftz for license to keep au Inn and
Tavern was granted on the following
roll call: Ayes President Huselton,
John Masten, VIM. f. Colligan aud
William Case.
Nays None.
The license fees for the ensuing
year were fixed Mt $500 90 for retail
license aud S9o0 % for Wholesale
license.
The rules of order governing the
old board We're adopted.
Adjourn.
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X. of G. E. Officers.

District Grand Chief NJ Thatcher
Heath, of this city, installed the follow
ing officers Of Franklin Castle, No. 81,
K. of G. +. Tuesday evening;
Past Chief-George Hockenbury
Noble Chief-William Beech
Vice Chief-Andrew Johnson
High Priest-Amos Moore
Keeper of Exchequer John W.
Swallow.
Clerk of Exchequer- Edward Silvers
Master Of Records Elmer C.. Doch.
erty
Sir Herald-Horace Johnson
Venerable Hermit William Weber
Trustee-William Beech
Representative-Elmer c. Docherty
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IN A PERSONAL WAY.

Miss Lucie Crowley has been prac-
ticiug teaching in New Brunswick.
Mis-. Mary Duncan, of Freehold.
has been visiting relatives in this city.
Lewis Smith, of Quebec, is visiting
his family on Coryell street.
w. NJ. Wolyerton spent several days
in this city recently.
George w. Smith, of Ohio. visited
Lambertville friends last week
Miss Florence Ledger recently Wig
tied friends at Mount Vernon, N. Y.
Miss Sue Hunt, of Camden. has
been visiting relatives In this city.
John Il. Trewin and J. d. Price
spent Tuesday in New York.
A. H. Titus has returned from II
visit to Frenchtown.
Leon Carhart, of Trenton, visited
friends in this city.
Fred Roe and family. of Trenton.
spent Sunday with LambertvilIe rela-
tiyes.
Miss Cora Price, Of Camden, visit
ed Miss Florence cambridge last
week.
Mrs Andrew Scarborough, of Phil
aaelphia, is the guest of relatives in
this city this week
Misses Anna and Mary Richardson,
of Trenton, were the guests of James
ID. Mackay and wife, Sunday.
Misses Mary and Helen Gathers, of
Pineville, visited friends in this city
last week.
Scott Thorne, wife and daughters,
Emma and Ella, visited fhillipshug
relatives Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Johnson, Of Fhilndel-
phia, has been visiting relatives in
this city,
Mrs. Albert Seamen and son Albert,
of Philadelphia. are the guests of rela-
tives in this city for few days.
Miss Magdalen Young, of Ringoes,
was recent guest Of Jacob Fisher
and wife.
Walter f. Ennis. James u. Mae
Kay and Antoine Mackny visited Prof
A. +. Kerr, at Mercer Hospital. Tren-
ton, Sunday.
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Franklin Crawford, 4 Redheld laa,
while skating on the Morris Canal on
Christmas Day broke through the ice.
As it was dangerous for many to go
near him lad named DeViia formed
a life line He lay down on the ice,
while another boy seized him by the
ankles and propelled him toward Craw.
ford. The second boys ankles
were seized by a third. Then girl
made the fourth in the human cham.
Other boys and girls completedit.
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STOCKTON.

Following Is the report OF Rmgoes
public school for the month OF Deocm.
ber
Grammar Deparlment-Nn Number Of
days on roll, AIS; number OF days
present 4o7. s; number of days absent,
IS; times tardy Q; number OF boys ON
roll, 10 number OF girls ON roll IA;
total number on roll, 80; average mum
Der on roll 20; average daily attend
anee, a.; percentage of attendance ON
average number on roll. oL86. neither
absent nor tardy during the month,
Ogden DlltS, Jennie I.afue, Wallace
Wilson, John Renearson, Russell Hig
gins, Barton Young, Ada IIoleombc
Mary Brewer, Marion Blackwell, Lulu
Strong, Magdalen Young Theodore
a. Sutton, principal.
Primary Department Number OF
days ON roll, $50; number OF days pre-
sent S5ol, number of days absent, ISL.
times tardy, :, number OF boys ON roll
Ii number OF gills u; total number
on roll 20; average daily attendance,
percentage of attendance on average
number on roll, oso7; pupils neither
absent nor tardy during the month
Reba Hunt, Katie Salter, Mary Strim.
pie, Claude Dilts, Harold Dllts,
Clarence Prall, Burleigh Salter, Harold
Titus, Monroe Sehelllnger. Mabel l..
Hoffman, teacher.
The report Of Van Dolah school for
the month OF December follows Pupils
present every day during the month,
Anna Wilson, Edward Bovine, John
Johnston, Leon Niece, Calvin Shepherd
Theodore Wilson; absent one day,
Blanche Poulson, Grace Rittcnhouse,
Harry Conner, Horace Romne and
Carl Shepherd.
The Stockton Borough Council met
last week to adjust the business of the
old year. At the close of the meeting
the members adjourned and with
friends to the number OF fifteen partook
OF fine terrapin supper. The board
recognized with no changes, three OF
the old members having beenre- elected.
Phillip f. Rockalellow was appointed
clerk and borough marshal. Herman
Fisher was named for pound keeper and
official dog catcher.
Wilson II Snyder, veteran of the
Civil War, and a member of the
Fifteenth Regiment of the New Jersey
Volunteers died at his home at Head.
quarters, Monday of last week. He
was 81 years old. The funeral took
place Thursday the services were held
in the Sergcantsville M. f.. Church
and conducted by the pastor the Rev.
J. l.. Nelson. Interment in Rosemont
under the direction OF {. W. Green.
Mr.. Snyder was a resident of Delaware
township nearly all his life and was a
carpenter by trade. His wife who
died several years ago, was daughter
Of the late John Wilson. He is sur
vived by four daughters: Mrs. John
Brink and Mrs. Heltie Hyde of rren-
ton, Mrs. Elwood Larson, of Glen
Moore and Miss Lena Snyder of Head !
quarters.
The Perfection of baking MAC
KAr's bread.
LambertviIle Puils, are ever
growing in public favor Kline & Son
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A. 0. X. of N. C. Officers.

District Deputy l.. c. Robinson, 0
Frenchtown, installed the officers o
Evening Star Castle, No IS, Ancien
Order Knights Of the Mystic Chain, OF
Wednesday evening. He was ably as
sisted by State Select Marshal. 0
frenchtown AMI Past Select Com
mander Harry s. kroeson, of this city
The officers follow:
Past Communicative. kroeson
Commander-Elwood Metz
Vice Commander-Georgc Rice
Marshall-Martin Schmutz
Chaplain-John Daniels
Rec. Scribe-Wallace p. Thornton
Fin. Scribe-John S. Sebold
Treasurer-George W. Fisher
Inside William Vert
Outside Guard-Edga Kroeson
Trustee John Daniels
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largely woman's complaint IL chief
ly caused by Indigestion, constipation
and torpid liver. You can prevent it
by taking dose of DR.. David kenn-
edy's Favorite Remedy once every few
days immediately after meal. Plea
SAINT to the taste. No nausea or gri.
ping. Write DR.. David Kennedy =
Sons, Rondout, n. Y. for free sample
bottle. Large bottles Sl.0o. all drug
gists.
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BOARD OF EDljcATi0N

The retiring Board of Education of
Lambertyille met on Wednesday ev.
enlng. January /, at ,:4j o'clock.
Messrs. Stockton, Ryan. Call, Bay
ard, Hennessy and Samuel T.. Moon
answered to roll call.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were approved as read
The monthly report of Supervising
! Principal WAS read as follows: Total
on Roll-6so; Number on roll. 81;
Average daily attendance, $50; Per.
centase daily, %
\ communication from State School
Inspector, Lonis Bevier, stating that
| he would inspect the schools on
Thursday afternoon, January 3rd was
received aud filed.
The following bills were ordered
paid
Fred. L. Parker .............. sss =
Nm. j. Hennessev. % IL
j School ana Church Furniture iG5 10
William katchline was elected to
I'll the uneypired term OF Herbert
Van Sewer.
Adjourned, sine die
The new Board of Education was
called 10 order at l.. NJ. by clerk
Wm. j. Hennessey aud the following
officers We're elected and committees
appointed for the ensuing year.
Joseph L. Bayard, president; vii.
licm II. Moon, vice president; Vii
liam j. llennessv, secretary Gomitt-
tees: BOOKS and furniture. Iiennessey.
Horn, Sansnel Moon; finance, Bavard,
Giossen, katchline. buildings aud re-
pairs, Ryan, Horn, William Moon; en-.
pleNes and salaries, Closson, Horn,
Samuel Moon; visiting, Bayard, Ryan,
Horn, GlesseH, lIenuessy; discipline
and grievance. Samuel Moon. VIM.
katehIine; hygiene and sanitation.
Glosso0. Call, Horn; board of est.
mates. Glosson. Call,
The bill OF d. c. Heath for books
amounting to $500 was laid over
until next meeting.
On motion of Mr.. Ryan the secre-
tary was instructed to have the nee
essary printing done
On motion of Mr. Ryan that the
rules governing the old board sha Il
prevail agreed to.
Motion MIR. Henncssey that all meet
inGs of the Board of Education be
called al o'clock = NJ during the en-
suing year, carried.
Adjourned
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To phi the brake on the wagon going down
the hill lisa help to the horse, when the Wal., II
Is heavily loaded. But whit driver would
think oi applying tile brake To u loaded Na3oH
geing up hill} If he did, his sensible her=t4
would probably balk. Many II man is in the
condition of pulling II load mp hill with the
brake set against him. When his stomach IL
out OF order and allied organs of digestion
and nutrition impaired in their functions, II
friction ~ set up which has to he overcome 1T
| addition To the performance Of daily datics
foul stomach makes fogfty brain, and tho
man with disordcroi stomach has often to
gfopc his way through the days business like
"A man III fog. He forgets appointments ..
Problems seem presented to his mind "Wrnng
end to- The condition il entirely rcmetlied
lay the use of Dr. riercos Golden Medical
Discovery. II puts the stomach and digestive
aud nutrltiVc system ntoH condition of per
feet health and gives clear brain, II steady
hand and light step for tho days DUTIES
While constipation clogs the channels of the
body, Dir. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets will Wnrk
an efectual cure of that disease.
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Enos Weiss who for seven years
has been proprietor Of the Union
Hotel, has purchased II large hotel in
a country district below Camden. and
will take possession at an early date.
His son-in-law William p. Colligan
has purchased his interest in the hotel
in this city and will be the new pro-
prietor.
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Oscar Nanderhover, county librarian
of Passaic. veteran journalist and print
or dropped dead at his home near Pas
sale Friday night Of last week. He
was in his eishty-second year He
was the dean of the newspaper
men in this State. with the possible
exception OF Iesephus Sham. of near
Railway.
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Bank Officers Elected.

The annual meetings of the Lam
bertville and Amwel National Banks
were held Tuesday morning at their
respective banking houses and the
following officers were elected;
LAMBERryILLE NATIONAL Rank
President Calvin Solliday
Vice President-John @. Holcombe
Cashier-Isaiah p. Smith
Asst. Cashier Frank A. Phillips
Teller James s. Studdiford
Clerk William l.. Wilson
AMwELL NATIONAL BANK
President-Warren A. Greene
Vice President-James =. Smith
Cashier-Frank W. Van Hart
Teller Lewis +. Bodine
Clerk Joseph W. Cooper.
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-"Moul, ms Big Ministries" who
were billed for Holcombe Hall, Satur-
day evening, tailed to appear and Nor
rison skipped to New Hope, Pa. About
- had been taken in at the ticket box
and was refunded Policeman Charles
lreitz brought him to this city on the
charge of owing $40 board bill to
Mrs. Cecilia Treftz. lie gave security
ard was allowed to 60.
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The Postofflce Department is mix
ing an ehort to follow mp women who
carry on blaekmaillng and swndling
games through matrimonial advertise
ments ms means large increase Of
secret service men. And the increase
is necessary to keep track of the male
fools who flll into the easiest sort of
traps. Lei bcwtchlng woman cast
sheep eyes At presumably hard-head-
ed business man who has coolies Of
"plunks" ard he IS victim without
meaning to be 50. 1t was the case
with Adam Samson, Marx Antony, and
50 on down through the ages. Catch
the fools flial and there will be no vic
Tins.
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Monograms ate the latest addition
TO feminine faddom. Lingerie, carriers
and other articles OF wear supposed to
remain hidden from the public gaze
are decorated with these articles made
OF gold, silver, gun metal, etc, and
armed with pfongs 10 attach them TO
the several garments and articles chos.
en- for such decoration.
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Many Children are SirI.iy

Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children
used by Mother Gray, II nurse in Childrcn't
Home, New York, Break up Colds in ~ hours
bes, Teelhing Disorders and Destroy Worms
At all druggists, 25c. Sample mailed FREE.
Address, Allen s. Olmsteud, Le Roy n
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The Dover Improvement Association
has about closed negotiations with Il
concern manufacturing steel and Erass
goods looking TO location of three
story brick factory building ISox8o III
that town
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The next Pennsylvania Legislature
will be requested TO enact a law pro-
hibiting unnatualized foreigners from
having firearms iii their possession. II
appears that the Italians care little
whether they shoot prohibited game or
the game waroens. Fourteen officers
were shot at last year, three of whom
were killed and three seriously wound
ed.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-01-09

Leading citizens of Atlantic Guy talk
OF ralsng $4,000 for the purpose ef
securing the next annual encampm eut
of the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Ask for and insist on having Lam
bertville Puffs. Best cigar made any
where for the money.