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Evening journal., 1907-11-20
PAVING CASH FOR CERTIFICATES

NEW YORK;. NN0v 20-The Firgt
National Bank, J. p. Morgan and
Company, the National city Bank and
one or two other national banks have
raised S25,Ooo,oo0 IN cash which WIN be
turned over TO the United statos
Treasury to-day 10 pay for an eQuiva-
lent amount IN the now per cent cer-
tidcates. Temporary receipts VIII be
issued TO the banks in return and tho
money. st IS understood. VIII be sent TO
Western cities by the Government. The
banks here have their reserves IN such
shape that they can spare g.
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PHlLADsLPHlAN DIES
IN TURKISH BATH

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 20.--John J..
DALEY, go years old. of 40 2i0s Poplar
street. was found dead early this morn
ing Tn a Turkish bath establishment on
Walnut street near Eleventh lie had
had q bath yesterday afternoon. and
later had laid down in one of the small
apartments provided for that purpose
asking 70 De recalled at g o'clock this
morning When this was done the man
was found 90 have died, presumahly
of heart disease. Tho coroner was
notified and permitted the removal OF
the body 90 the Poplar street address
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NINETEEN TAKE CIVIL
SERVICE EXAMINATION.

Nineteen applicants for clerk and
carrier for the local postofilce took She
civil service examination at the Fed
eral Building today. Tho examination
was conducted by w. j. Young, Daniel
3. Jones and William Chandler. The
averages OF the applicants viii not be
made public for probably a month or
more.
Evening journal., 1907-11-20
JESSE J. GILMAN IN
RUNAWAY, TWO RlBS BROKE N

Jesse j. Gilman. former proprietor
VI the Chester Housc in Smyrna. SIS
at tho Clayton House suffering from
q green fracture of two Of the ribs on
his len side. while driving IN Smyrna
last evening his team collided with
mail wagon ana in attempting 90 check
has horse from running away Mr.. GILL
man was thrown from his carriage into
ditch. He IS under the care OF DR.
IT. @. Buckmastcr
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
THE subscriber. about 70 rclnQuish
farn,ing will sell at his residence on the
Chandler farm TWO miles from Whining
Ton on the Lancaster Pike, Chrstiana
Hundred, Delaware. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1907.
Al o'clock sharp.
TORsrS-No. l. Harry brown horse
& wears old. work anywhere, good driver,
safc Tor lady TO drive No. 2. Jim black
horse. Is Years old, good worker, fair
driver. no g. Spot, L. years old, good
worker and iair driver.
head OF homc-raised dairy COWS. 2
Holsteins, Jerseys, close springer, bull
calf Z months old. pair piss, weeks old: I:
no chickens. geese. Farming Implements
Market wagon farm wagon, farm WAGON
hed. market wagon pole, pi1ws harrcws.
cnltivators. buggy. sets wagon harness
In good order 2 sets single harness.
brides. collars. fodder cutter. grind stone
forks. shoNels, hoes. post spade. COW
chains. and straw by the ton.
fodder by the bundle. 100 bushels OF corn.
acres OF wheat in the ground and many
other articles too numerous 20 mention.
Terms of sale--Over SIS a credit Of 30
days. per cent or for cash on all
credit sums.
stidham and Son. Auc. n2-iS-l6-lS-ls-2o
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ALONG THE EAsreRN SHORE.

While hunting rabbits Harry Price,
.of Konnedyville, was shot ln one leg
and seriously wounded by a compan-
ion
Five men are In the race for the post
mastership OF Cnestertown, the present
incumbents term expiring December
12.
The Somerset County Orphans Court
has appointed Sidney Waller Register
of Wills 10 succeed Thomas Dixon, of
Princess Anne. resigned.
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DENVER DRuNKs WILL BE
PHOTCCRAPHED BY POLICE

DENVER. Nov 20.-On the sugges-
ton Of police Judge, persons arrested
for being drunk vii be photographed
The pictures VIII De shown TO them the
next day. I'm the hope that personal
demonstration OF themselves as "hor-
rihle examples" win thereafter keep
them sober
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BUSHLINE

Freight received fos all points, s4.S- s,S,
personaI attention. and forwarded prompu-
iy at lowest rates and by be5t rs9le1r rs9l,ss,,
Boats leave both Wilmington ana !, Eh,l-- a,l-
delphia at eco p, m. daily SUNDAY "a
Through rates and bills Of ladlns lS-
GEORGE w. BUSH & SONS 60.
Pier 9. North Wherves, fnll,!,elu.,,,sp5ton
French Street Wharf. Wilmihs '0'''
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His own critlo.

An actor who was taken" while on
the stage by a cinematograph was
greatly pleased with the result Talk
ing about it to prominent dramatic
critic. be said:
ut was the most extraordinary ex-
perlence l ever went actually
to see myself acting"
"Now," replied the critic, 'you win
understand what we have to put Up
with."-LONlon Express
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orphans, Court Work.

Chancellor Nicholson. sitting IN Or
phans Court this morning, confirmed
the sales of the real estate of James
Murine and Arthur Jennings. granted
an order for the sale OF the real estate
OF John ~. Herman and permitted the
adoption by Phillp II. schlect Of Philip
Henry Woodsidc.
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HE SAVED SEVEN
FROM AWFUL DEATH

BOSTON. Nov 2o-The promptness
Of Patrolman joyce undoubtedly saved
seven persons from death who were
overcome by smoke carly to-day In "a
fire in Cambridge street Joyce saw
the blaze and found all the occupants
helpless from partial sufocation. Jn-
aided he carried them 10 the street and
was busy revlving thcm when the fire.
men arrived
Evening journal., 1907-11-20

Madison street. near Tenth. IL rooms.
path, porches ................ ......... 5000
Adams street, near Eleventh. 10
roomS bath, porch .................... 1900
bsth ....,.........................'.,.... ~ 2so
Jefferson street, near Twenty-third,
rooms. bath, porch .......-..........+1l00
Linden street, near f'ranISlln.t7 rooms,
.f14j0
h,snth street, near Union. 8 rooms,
pdth' porch ..................4..s..ass. <.la00
.R, c. LUP1ON & co.
NO. l w. EIGHTH ST
,F0R sALEI-A small farm Of % acres.
Apply to Thomas S,sRfarshal. M iC,,bo
oi4-m,ws-tf 49, ~4'-
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LOST AND FOUND

FOuND--On Mt Salem Lane IN front
OF cemetery, pair OF child's gold spcctaclog
on Sunday morning. owner can nave
same by calling at the journal Otiice and
paying for the adv. nl9-2t
LOST Saturday evening. lady's gold
watch. black ribbon fob. Initials NJ E.
ID. on outside OF case. Liberal reward n
returned to Evening Journal Office. n1s-3t
LOsT-White bull terrier. collar marked
j. -. Morgan. Savannah Georgia. $50 re-
ward if returned TO 900 West 81. ni2-tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.

TIIg WILMINGTON WALLPAPER
House 100 Orange ST.. via paper rooms
for s. 80 up. On an bills less than SO a
discount % 9 per cent viii be oEowed
On All bills Of $40 or more. a discount Of
10 per cent will be allowed. Satisfaction
guaranteed on all work a3o-u
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Mstealf 10 Attend ean,e.

WASHINGTON. Nov. %. 2o.--Anhounce-
ment was made today that Secretary
Mstcalro with a party Of officials and
friends VIII attend the Army ana Navy
football same at Philadelphia on No
vember 90
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EDUCATIONAL

Young mEa, iisteni I have an educa-
tional course in enc OF the most re-
putable schools in the country which
will sell you cheaply. You may think
YOU can get through this world without
brains and knowledge. but you're miss
taken. Educate your Brains. DpnT.
be the Jack Horner Of your town. 'oes'
educated The course : have - sale
Is well worth Investigating.
Address-P o. Box.-1o21.
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Iron 3tcs ..., "Olty % ~"~~f-..
roave n, .lnl.4-,ou. Eealtu stree hall h',ll,
weekdays AID sundays t- ''' Dc '''
.ssve Chester enc hous later. e.r.e.
Leave phladellhia, Ch nat i1 y,
w haze. week-dnya ana 9""u~s9 "' -''o
q d. and s.i5 u. DO. ,..o,
Leave Chester one hour itiet '....-..s
Sages inciudns Satutaays ana aGneag =
Jhradelphi9 -s-ut .'H -,- ,e ior ~
Gh-unef, VI freight have ifetArh sel-
V.c.. ctrefrl handlins, pr0ioft az nFet.'
ana tull ptetSst pl.....s ~, a,i ,,apois '-9'
rrciRht c1aActti 'Hr N-t = ~ .
s-a,, t.9-Ue and Southern iailvay to,
s~.r, lFNriiu4t0u, and Fin..A lHe-i en-
ip,in.. and Wimhgton Electric Railway
-ro secure 10 PC faci.lties, ord r your
Street Whaif WNmingron. undAh hestnui
Sweet Wharf rh i0delphia W
HORACE WILSON, cenH fFnansr.
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- - cre.k snnner.

The ladies' of Red Clay Creek church
will give a supper IN the lecture room
of the church at Marshallton tomorrow
night. in case of rain the supper Will
be postponed until Friday night
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REAL EsrATE ZOE. .sAEE

FOR SALE OR RENT farm Of about
93 acres IN high state Of cultivation build
ings IN good order, convenient To- e4urch~
es. schools. trolley and steam roads, Ar-
ply TO Golding Sons Co.. HociSessnl, Del
o22-t.w.s.-tf
FOR sALE,-Lots on Highlands. fBrin-
railway lines. gas water sewers, trees;
streets now being paved. Also come
houses for rent OF sale. or win build 70
sult purchaser. william Draper BInc<le.
07 Equitable Building. 1y6-eod-tf
FOR SAIE-An old established millinery
stand on King street. Can be bought at
q bargain. Apply
WILMINGTON TRUST CO,
Tenth and Market Sta
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Clothins 50 70 s. less than
bIarset 81. prices. J. EDw. REYNOLDS
4 SON. 100 w. Sixth ST. Fun line Men.
Boys and Ch.ldren's Clothing. ma cod. II
FOR SALE-hambler auto az n bar
gain Reason for selling, going West. APP
ply 21S3 Pennsylvania Avenue. Phone
45g7A. szs-tf
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NOTICES.

NOTICE-Afembers OF Harmony Coun-
eli No l. u. r. OF A.. are requested to
meet al their Hail at Eighth and Orange
streets ON Wednesday afternoon Novem-
ber 90. at 130 D. m. BY order Of secretary.
nlq-9t
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-Position as meat cutter with
experience In groceries. Address c. W. s..
Evening journal ofhcc. n2o-2t
wANTED-work OF any kind ]. s.
richardson. Wilmington, Del. n2O-6t
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HELP WANTED--MALE.


WANTEp-Agents. apply Lewis Chair
Co. COG orange st. Easy seller LIBERAL in-
ducementgl n7-lm
WANTEn--For the U. $. Marine Corps;
men between ages p and S5. An opportuni-
ty 20 see the world. For full information
apply in person or by letter to y. s
Marine Corps Recruiting Office, Postofncs
Building. Wilmington. Del. 90 GOT
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His Fear

Colonel Bluegrass ,of Kentucky
Yes. sub. have a constitution OF iron.
sun.
Major Miikdiet-I suppose that Is
the reason you never drink water.
You are afraid st win rust.-Philadel-
phla Press.
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BoARDERs WANTED

WANTED-Boarders and dodgers. also
man and wife TO board i23 East Fifth st.
n19-3t
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REAL ESTATE FoR RENT


FOR RENT.
sll West Third street -....... 80 10 R.s& n
1902 dupont street ...... ~ ID fS,lG ~ ~
~, ~, W cor yin andfJackson SITS 10 r. 4 h
245s Pennsylyania avenue, Is r. and b. ana
stable. ~ ~ ~'~
1901 Delaware avenue ,l ..lE Z, q. 7,
Ihtrd and fourth foorSb06 Market street
low w. thirteenth, 10frooms5 amos h
leoS West Sixth street o. 10y r a n
$40 East Seventh street -. h fil& ri
CHARLES G. EURTH.
10ii Market street.
Opposite Court Hourr1
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FOR SALE

Six Of the finest tive ana one-haff rto,,l
houses that have ever been erected ~ tniy.l
city. Facing the Boulevard and onl,, .o,..l
square away from u. within ono Some
OF the trolley, commanding an fnoh-9
htructed view or Brandywine hundre5
these homes are located In the hcart
the best and most rapidly improvine -.o ol
ton Of the city. Containing eight rooms
bath, pantry, large storeroofn on fhr tht- 81
floor, cemented cellar with heater s.dd
with the best and latest sanitary sonolnt'
mients. arranged Tor either pas or eiecfriol
hsnung, tive pieces Of solid oak furrt-
ture which are indispensable aircad,- a.
stalled comprising Hoosler Kitchen f~oLt /
net In Kitchen, bookcase ever omen a.
place IN reception hail: wardrobe rvifb,
plate glass front in one front bed noon,
wardrobe in one back bed room. snfl me- s.ais
icine cabinet In bath room: also frorf 49, !, !.
rear bay windows; front and two res-
pofche9i 'front.' and rear yardes ana - ~
ment pavement all around; house fnteSc.,
with three coats OF white paint oiifei5,
sna shree coats finished with white
enamel inside. IN fact every thing ,,n-tco
date and some. a little A advance ~ ~
present run or houses. For terms caif ~,
Wliilam g. Bryan at s. w. corner rileft
ana Market, s. II. Baynard Jr 1oo6it
sM,airket. or on the premises, Twenf1.
l',i1 ~ a. anu aIa Monroe. Two houses u0W readN
o23-lm r-
FOR sALE-Nice double house WITH
sleem neat, hot and cold water cloeont
nath, nlso large frame shop FOR ef,re-
~ s,ailia ala stone blacksmith shop stablu.
soe sCee housei etc Possossion any lime. ~
.o9 -e ~ 100 six miles from city on rooS
CHARLES c. KURT.
l0il Market Street "a
NOppoaite Court Houao)
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REPAIR WORK

saxony is put down by the authorl
ties as having tho largest suicide rate
OF any section Of the earth, while Ire
land has the lowest,rata.
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DANCING

Private lessons a speciality. Special class for lad.
JOHN Ro1ELL les and chIldrcn. Hours 20 10 p.
m. Buck and wing clog aad DE
instructor dancing bird floor. olois Mar
ket Street. Wilmington. Delaware.
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ANTED--noarders, 2i3 West ST.
Home comforts. Rates. A per week. ni4'im
Evening journal., 1907-11-20

wM. L. WILLIAMS CO.
81 orange St Roofing. srout,nE and
Heating Metal ana ccfrpos.tion roofing
sHot AR heating and ycntilatlrg. Repair
ing promptly dole. Phones. a25-ly
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


PRINTED Envelopes. Bill Heads Note
Heads. Statements Business Cards. or
Shipping Tags $3.50 per thousand. cash
with order some higher. John r Mullins
Inc 800 Shipley 81. nl3-ly
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RoAsr Bee FoR olNNER1 ga.
TAINLY.

Roast beef which you can buy here
that will make you forgive your worst
snemy-palate tickling, body nourish-
ing, brain building prime roast beef.
Delivered to your door, il you wish.
Try our sausage ana scrapple.
Evening journal., 1907-11-20
Ads Received Too Late
For Classification Will Be
Found on Page Two.
HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.

-~'-r-r-0v'~-'--->-r
WANTED-co and girls for general
houscwork with best reference want
places German Intelligence Ofhce. soy
Madison ST.
wANTEn-Giri for light housework so
East Sixth So. ni9-Jt
10i to 62f TRADING STAMPS FREE
TO every married lady answering this ad-
Vertisoment First come first served don't
delay, but act at onco ana fl your stamp
book Address. giving residence 20 o. b.
s.. care The Evening Journal Ofhce.
niS-lm
NANTEp Experienced hosiery border.
era. Delaware Hosiery Mfg. CO., 18th ana
Market Sts. n6-tf
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VII SON LINE.
PASSENGER AND FIRE lSHi LIVE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Iron 3tes4.., "oltI ', ~D~-l-

ta. ~
'- 80 '-is -ss-rsr0--.-,- --s.g.
Evening journal., 1907-11-20

WANTED-IIighest prices paid for old
gsia and silver broken sowelry. NJ HAR-
RIs. le6 Market 81 ls-ly
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20
SAY 1000 DIED
IN EXPLOSION
IN SICILY
Houses Torn to Pieces When
Powder Magazine Blows
Up--Hundreds Hurt.

PALERMO, Sicily. Dec. 2o.--A pow
der magazine containing a large sup
ply of dynamite exploded here early
today causing terrible conhagration,
and it is estimated that 1000 persons
lost their lives. Hundreds of others
were injured
A number of houses collapsed amidst
frightful detonations, and the whole
town was shaken.
a panic ensued followed by rush to
tho scene of the disaster by troops and
firemen.
Flames shot high in the air and
spread to the ruins OF houses that had
fallen, adding greatly to the terror of
those in the immediate neighborhood.
The troops aided the firemen in clear
ing away the wreck and succoring the
wounded.
One Of the wrecked buildings was an
emigrants' lodging house, and a num-
ber of emigrants We're killed.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20
SHOT BROKER.
THEN ENDED
OWN LIFE
Fires Thrice at J. Il.
Oliphant in N. Y. Office.
His Condition Serious.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2e--J. II. Oil
phant, prominent broker. was shot
three times this afternoon by man
said to be c. A. Geiger. who. after the
shooting. committed suicide.
The shooting occurred in tho offices Of
the firm OF james II. Oliphant & Co. -
Brood street. The man who did the shoot
ing when he called at the office appeared
to be making some demands which were
refused. He drew a revolver and fired
three shots Mt Mr.. Oliphant, then turned
the weapon on himself.
The Offices OF the firm, 20 Broad street,
are next door to the Stock Exchange.
The curb brokers' are located in the
street-way inst In front of the building.
and the excitement and gathering of the
unusual crowd interrupted the curb trad
ing for a time An unverified report Is
that Geiger had lost heavily in the stock
market. and that the stocks the firm had
been carrying for him were closed out be-
cause of exhausted margins
Mr.. Oliphant is the head OF the firm of
James H. Oliphant e. Co, and was IA we'll
known figure In financial circles His firm
did large business on the stock exchange.
MIR. Oliphant also is director of the
Lafayette Fire Insurance Company, the
st. Lawrence River Real Estate Associa-
tion and the title Guarantee and Trust
Company
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20
NEW YORK HAS
OPERA BOX
MYSTERY
Detectives Watch TwOStaIlS,
One Henry CIews'S-- Hotel
Robbery Figures

NEW YORK. Dec. 20.--Boxes Nos. 12
and IA in the Metropolitan Opera House
were watched by detectives last night.
The reason the boxes were under sur
veillance is more or less of a mystery.
The only information obtainable at po-
lice headquarters today was that the
detectives on duty in the opera house
were working on robbery which is
said to have been committed at the
Hotel Savoy. It is reported that two
opera tickets and a quantity of jew
elry had been stolen.
The owners of boxes Nos 12 and ID
are Henry Clews and George Henry
Warren. Mrs. Clews was at the opera
last night. and said she was sure
that she had lost nothing. Mrs.
Clews expressed surprise when told
that the box was being watched. Mr..
Warren was not one of the party in
his box. Today he declared he knew
of no robbery or loss in which he was
in any way concerned. He said his
box had been loaned last night 10
friends.
The house detective in the Hotel
Savoy was not in the hotel when in
quiries were made there as to the re-
ported robbery.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20
TAKE 6 BODIES
OUT OF DARR
MINE
Many More Located 200
Believed EntOmbed--C Con-
stabuIary at Scene.

CoNNELLSvILLE. Pa, Dec. 90
Up to II O'Clock today but six bodies
had been removed from the Darr mine
at Jacobs Creek, the scene of yester-
days terrible explosion, Many more
had been located, and as the work of
the rescuers is progressing well, with
the fans working and no fire in the
mine. it is thought the recovery OF all
the bodies is merely matter of hours
The exact number of men entombed
when the explosion occurred is still
uncertain. but there is no reason to
change the earlier estimates of at least
200. Six members of Troop A. of the
State constabulary, who arrived dur
ing the morning from Greensburg. were
at once placed on duty at the mines to
Keep back the crowds which began to
gather at daylight, coming from all di-
rections.
The cause of the explosion is still
unknown. No other explanation than
that 1t was due to gas has been adj
vanced.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20
Colby NominateS Avis For
Place in Caucus of
Republicans.
ROBBINS FLOOR LEADER
Essex Senator, However, viii
Support Morris Man When,
Election Takes Place Next
MOntIl.Newarker Lands
a Clerkship Plum.

TRENTON, Dec. 20.--In accordance
with his oft-repeated statement, SEN
ator Everett Colby, of Essex County
did not vote for Thomas j. Hillery
OF Morris County, for president Of the
Senate at the Republican caucus at
the Republican Club last night. Sen
ator John Boyd Avis of Gloucester
County, was Senator Colby's choice.
Senator Colby, however will vote for
Hillery when the Senate convenes Jan
uary Il.
AS had been forecasted, Senator Sam
uel X. Robbins. of Burlington, was
chosen leader of the majority on the
floor and chairman of the caucus. He
presided at the gathering in the club
house when Hillery was chosen for the
presidency. The selection of the Bur-
lington man is in accordance yith the
wish of Governor-elect John Franklin
Fort. who was born in Senator Fob
bins's home county. He and the new
leader have been lifelong friends.
The Governor-to-be has stated that
in view of Essex being behind William
r. Martin for leader of the Republican
majority in the Assembly. he, too, is
for him, and there is good reason to
believe that Martins chances are
brighter as a result OF the respect for
(Continued on Second PaEe.D
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20
ONE KILLED. 2
OTHERS HURT
IN TUNNEL
Crushed by Giant Pump in
Brooklyn Tube--Assistant
Engineer Arrested.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o.--One man was
instantly killed and two others in
jured to-day in the New York and
Brooklyn tunnel while working in the
north tube 5000 feet south of Bowling
Green subway station. A heavy air
pump which the men were unloading
from 3 fiat CO.. ,vn upon thein when
the hawsers broke.
The dead man was Patrick Barry,
a foreman, 45 years old, of 900 Madison
street.
The injured are Frank Autenreith,
of 3O7 Rodney street, Brooklyn, and
Frank Modos, of 402 East Fifty ninth
street. Both were taken to their homes.
They sustained internal injuries and
broken bones.
The heavy pump slSidded on the edge
of the car. There was a cry of warn
ing. Autenreith and Modos succeeded
in jumping to one side. Barry tried to
jump, but was too slow. He was
crushed beneath the pump and instant
ly killed.
Varralman, the assistant engineer,
who lives at 17s Amity street, Brook
lyn. and who was in charge of the
men, was arrested on a technical
charge of homicide.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20
05 DEALERS
PROTEST ON
BEER RAISE
Italian Association FavOrs
Cooperative Brewery.
Pass Resolutions.

At a meeting of the Italian Liquor
Dealers Association at Silver's Hall,
1S2 Eighth avenue. yesterday after
noon protest was raised against the
action OF tho New Jersey Brewers
Association collectively and against the
local brewers individually for boosting
the price Of beer to the retailers.
Joseph a Marzulll. saloonkeeper
OF "a Garside street, is president of
the association, which has sixty-tive
members.
The question was broached with
some fear at the outset of the meet
ing. but as it progressed the members
became more confident, and before the
meeting was adjourned it was agreed
that there we're enough independent
breweries in New Jersey and New York
State that would willingly take the
sixty-flve italian saloonkeepers as GUS
toners.
During the discussion many of the
members were in favor of combining to
secure finances for the erection of a
brewery which would be owned by the
saloon men and conducted on CO.
operative basis. When the meeting ad-
journed this was the final sentiment of
the association.
Before adjourning a set of resolu-
tions was drawn up protesting against
the increase of beer. These resolu-
tions were given TO the State president
of the Liquor Dealers Association
Thomas L. Hayes, of this city who
will see that they are placed in the
hands of the members of the State
Brewers Association as well as in the
hands of the local brewers.