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Dissolved Partnership.

BY mutual consent the firm of Ris
don & Dilliner, photographers, has
been dissolved, o. A. Risdon assum-
ing all obligations.
The copper era., 1907-06-20

The local carpenters union, which
has been in existence for some time,
and which has quite large member
ship, has very. generously donated
its services for the building of the
platform which will be used for the
celebration of the Fourth of July,
and July End has been designated the
day on which the work will be done.
The union carpenters also passed a
resolution inviting carpenters not
members of the union to join them in
the work. Their offer has been ac-
copied by the Fourth of July COM
mittee and a vote of thanks was ex-
tended them.
The copper era., 1907-06-20
New Officers for Odd Fellows.

Through an oversight last week the
ERA failed to mention the officers of
Copper City Lodge No. IS, l. o. o. F.
The election resulted as follows:
George Reitzer, noble grand; j. B.
Kline, vice-grand; j. a. MacLeay,
secretary; J. L. Stanek, treasurer.
Copper City lodge is not the oldest
fraternal organization in Clifton, but
it is the strongest, both financially
and in membership. The new officers
will be installed on the first Monday
in July, when appointive officers will
be named and made public.
The copper era., 1907-06-20

A few vacant rooms left in a clean
well-ordered house at reasonable
rates. The choicest rooming house
in town, Greenlee House, Chase
creek. Mrs. S. a. Stevens, prOprie-
treSS.
The copper era., 1907-06-20

Senior Pedro G. de la Lama, gen.
eral organizer of the Sociedad lara
goza, with headquarters at Tucson,
Is in Clifton this week in the inter
ests of the order. He instituted
Lodge No. 81, Clifton, Arizona. on
the 10Th of this month with an ex-
cellent membership. The following
are the officers of the local lodge:
Augustin r. del Campo, president;
/. C. Romero, vice consul to Mexico,
secretary; Francisco Provencio,
treasurer. The organization accepts
as members both sexes of every
nationality except negroes, Chinese
and Japanese and its motto is "pro-
lection, labor, equity and charity"
Mr.. Lama will remain in Clifton a
short time longer in the interests of
the order
The copper era., 1907-06-20

Fresh Duncan eggs at j. A. Billings
ley and Co.
The copper era., 1907-06-20

For RENT, at Duncan:-A nice s.
room cottage. Apply to Mrs. Baylor
Shannon, Clifton, AriZ.
The copper era., 1907-06-20

DRESSMAKING-Mrs Lujan has OPP
ened dressmaking parlors in the build
ing formerly occupied by Lawyer Nc
Alister, opposite the A. G. Store.
The best of work guaranteed.
The copper era., 1907-06-20

Phone 81 your ice cream orders
quick delivery free. A. G. drug de-
liVerV
The copper era., 1907-06-20

For RENT--A good restaurant
building on East Side, formerly oc-
cupied by the French restaurant.
Apply to Tomas Sirianni.
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suRscRIPrloN PRICE

For United States Mexico and Canada. =. 50 so |
All other countries in Postal union. 3 90 |
Single copies. 10
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-28
HORSE IS KING
ANNUAL SHOW IN
MONTCLAIR TODAY.
Many Fine Animals Shown in Twelve
Competing Glasses, Open TO the
Whole Country.

The weather today being all that could
be desired, the second annual Montelair
Horse Show. being held at the Athletic
grounds. Valley road, Montclair. is the
success that its friends hoped for, In the
twelve competing classes, which is open
to the whole of Essex County, many OF
the best horses ever congregated together
in the county are competing for the hand
some prizes. There are twelve silver cups
waiting for the lucky winners. There are
ninety-nine entries in all classes, as fol-
lows.
Glass q p. m.)-Shetland ponies, chill
dren to drive; seven entries.
Class 2 u15 p. m)-Shetland ponies,
children to ride; five entries.
Class 3 Q;30 p. m.)-Ponies in harness,
not over al; seven entries.
Class 4 Gas p. m.)-Ponies under saddle,
not over 14.1; eight entries.
Glass 5 q p. differentiation harness
and saddle horses, horses to be driven into
ring with saddle in carriage and then
Class 6 (2:30 p. m.)-Gentlemen's road
sters. Is and over; sixteen entries.
Glass 6A-Horse and depot wagon, Isl to
1913; seven entries.
Glass s $50 D. m.)--Saddle horses, 14.2 to
1873, gentlemen riders; nine entries,
Glass 8 t3:40 p. M. )-Saddle horses, 14.2 TO
15,S, ladies to ride; four entries.
Glass II ago p. .m)-Runqbout horses,
singles, 10 to l5.2; eleven entries.
Glass Z Q:2O p. m)-Pairs of harness
horses, Is and over, TO be shown to appfo-
pirate vehicles; nine entries;
Glass "a 6;SO p. m9-Fire department
class; best exhibit OF pair horses to fire
apparatus; horses to count 80 per cent,
apparatus and appointments 40 per cent.
seven entries.
and saddle classes, and DIR. T.. Earle Budd
of Orange. will be the veterinary judge.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-28
GIVE B%RlDE-ELECT
KITCHEN UTENSILS.
Pots, Pans, Brooms, Etc, Showered Upon
Miss Annie Windheim, of Nutley,
PreparatorY to Her Marriage.

Miss Annie Windheim, of Franklin ave
nue., Nutley, and Charles Lieban, of Wood
side, were given a Kitchen shower party
last night, at the home of Miss Wind
helms mother, in anticipation of the
young couples marriage early next month,
A program of vocal and instrumental
music, interspersed with dancing, was fol
lowed by a collation.. The feature OF the
event, however, was the presentation 10
the prospective bride and bridegroom OF
the many necessities for the kitchen, in
GLIDING brooms, pots, pans, etc, from
which the refreshments were served.
Those present were: Miss Lillian Lieban.
Charles Lieban, Mrs. c.. Chatheld and Mrs.
H. West. of Woodside; Miss Anna Hess,
of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Disser, Mr.,
ard Mrs. Ernest Thrum, of Newark; Ar
thur Faith, Archie Nousby, Henry Wind
helm, John Windheim, of Nutley; William
West, Benjamin Blewitt, Arthur Marsh
and A. Poland. of Newark; Mi. and Mrs.
Thurston. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest j. Weisch-
edel, Miss Wayne Donaldson, Mrs. S. NJ.
Donaldson. Miss Anna Donaldson. Miss
Mary Pearson. Miss Elizabeth Pearson,
Miss Mary Ford. Miss Marian Nousby,
Miss Lucretia Nousby, Miss Matte Whit
lock, Miss Mary McElligot, Miss Emma
Yarrow. Miss Elizabeth Van Wrinkle, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Gilman and Others.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-28
M0NTCLAlR.

William A. McAdoo. ex-Police Com
missioner of New York. and family VIII
make their homo this winter in THE
Montclair."
Charles w. Anderson and family have
returned from Racquet Lake, N. "
where they spent the summer.
The Rev. J. II. Britain, pastor of the
Brookdale Baptist Church, who resides
in Elm street, this town, was presented
yesterday with a basket of flowers
forty pinks in a bed of white flowers
in honor of his fortieth year In the
ministry. Mr.. Britain was ordained at
Vineland, September 26, 1861.
Detective Sergeant Edward Reilly
has returned from a two weeks yaca-
tion and commenced his duties again.
The monthly meeting of the Altruist
Society will be held In the parlors Of
the ". NJ. c. A., next Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson p. Harris and
the Rev. and Mrs. Edgar $. Wier are
expected home from Boston tonight.
they attended the international
Unitarian Council.
An entertainment will be given to
the teachers and pupils of the First
CONGREGATIONAL Church next Friday
evening. Refreshments will be served.
st. Cassian's Church.. Upper Mont
clair, is being enlarged and improved
at an expense OF $500. A new sacristy
will be added and a modern heating ap-
paratus will be Installed. st. Cassian's
is now a part of the parish of the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception,
but IL is growing so fast that It is ex-
pected that Il viii soon be made a
separate parish with a resident pastor.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-28
KEARNY.

The fifteenth series of stock In tho
Kearny Building and Loan Association
Will mature octc Der IS. when a new series
will be opened.
The Golden Rod Club is the latest or
ganization In the southern end of the town,
composed Of young women OF that section.
1t viii hold its next meeting Thursday
night at the home of Miss Merry Lowe, 16
kearny avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Lahey, of Adams,
Mass, returned home yesterday after sew
eral days visit with friends here
The Knox A. c. basketball team VIII
open its season with the Excelsior Five, OF
Woodside, ON Friday, October Is.
The Rev. Roland S. Dawson will preach
at both services in the Knox Presbyterian
Church tomorrow.
The committee of arrangements for the
anniversary celebration of st. Cecilia's
Branch, l.. c. B. A., on Monday night
will meet tonight to complete all the de-
tails.
Miss Carrie Phelps, Of Plainfield, who
had been a guest Of Miss Ella Miller, Of
Tappan street, left for her home yesterday.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-28
COUNTRY CLUB NOTES.

The woman's invitation golf tournament
of the Essex County Country Club VIII be
held October Is, 16, II and Is on the elun
lows: Tuesday, October Is. 1S-hole medal
play; afternoon, approaching and putting
contest. Wednesday, October 16, morn
ing, 1S-hole match play for first 8; 1S-hole
match play for second s; afternoon, 49,
hole medal play handicap. Thursday, DC
tober II. morning, semi-final play for first
s; semi-final play for second 8; afternoon,
Scotch foursome. Friday. finals for first
and second Fights.
A medal will be awarded to the woman
who makes the best score In the qualifying
round, and cups will be awarded to win
ners of each eight and the winners in the
approaching and putting contests. Entries
must bein by October IA and Will be re-
ceived by Mrs, i. F Sanford, of liz West
Seventy-second street, New York, or a d
dressed to the Country Club.
At the club this afternoon the hrst round
of the club championship golf match tour
nnment will be played. IT VIII be a scratch
eiehtecn-hole event. The first round OF
the second and third sixteens handicap
match play for eighteen holes, and the
team match between the Essex County
Country Club and the Norris County Coun-
try Club will also be played off.
The deciding match In the polo tourna-
ment for the Essex Challenge Cup VIII be
played this afternoon between the tehhls
representing the Rumson Polo Club OF
Seabright, the winners Of last years tour
nament. n the Essex Club.
A dance and dinner Will be given by
several of the aides Of the club next FRI
day afternoon to about forty of THEN
friends.
The entire building has been completely
renovated. New furniture has been placed
IN the reception rooms and parlors, and ali
the rooms on the first floor have been
newly papered.
On Tuesday, October 8. an open tennis
tournament will be started. The events
will consist of ladies' singles, ladies'
doubles and mixed doubles. Prizes will be
given to the winners and runners-up IN
each of the events. The play in the ladies'
singles Will be started on Tuesday, Octo-
Der s, at 1890 a. m. The play in mixed
doubles viii be started on Thursday, Octo-
Der 10, at $3.50 p. N. The time Of play ~
the ladies' doubles and the continuation OF
the play in the other events will be at Il
time within the discretion Of the commit
tee having the tournament IN charge. All
entries should be made to Charles d. Cleve-
land. Essex County Country Club, on or
before October 8, at 6 p. m. An exhibition
tennis match Ia doubles win be held on
Saturday, October II. at 3'30 p. M, be-
tween w. A Larned. champion OF the
United States; Holcombe Ward, ex-cham-
pion, and George II. Miles and c. f. Wat
son, jr.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-28
PENMAN APPOINTED
RI0RDAN WILL TEACH WRIT
ING IN HARRISON.
Named by School Board, at Yearly
Salary of $soo-school Physician
Recommended.

Lawrence S. Riordan, Of Harrison, was
appointed teacher of penmanship In the
Harrison public schools last night at the
meeting of tie Morrison Board of Educa-
ton. His salary was fixed at 5000 yearly
and his duties will begin October 1.
A communication was received from the
Harrison Board Of Health in which the
request was made that all children in the
schools be v%aecinated. It was referred to
the school government committee.
Supervising Principal John Dryer In bis
report stated that LBS pupils were enrolled
In the schools and he suggested. the APP
pointment Of a physician to VISIT the
schools weekly. 1t was referred to the
school government committee.
Truant Officer Taft reported that as a
result of his census he found 200 children
between the ages of Z and IA years In
town. 1t was decided to hold enrolment
for night school next Wednesday and
Thursday nights at School No. 3, and If a
sufficient number of pupils apply for q
course IN mechanical drawing a teacher
will probably be engaged.
The following day school teachers APP
piled for positions In night school: Miss
Anna Delaney. Miss Katherine Brady.
Miss Mary Gallivan, Miss Helen Maher.
Miss Cecilia Sullivan, Miss Lucy Valen-
tine, Miss Lucy McCabe and Mrs. NJ. A.
Lewis. The board adjourned TO meet next
Friday night.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-28
NUTLEY.

Al a meeting of the West Nutley Coun-
try Club, held on Tuesday evening, sew
eral new members were elected and several
other names proposed, which viii be voted
on at a special meeting to be held on Fri
day evening, October L.. On Thursday
evening, October II, the club will open the
season with a %cotillion.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of Miss Louise Fischer Satterth-
waite, daughter of Mrs. William r.
Marin, of Nutley avenue, and Mr.. r. Mars
den Smith, of Baltimore, Nd, at Grace
Church, In Grant avenue, Nutley, at noon,
on Saturday, October u. The Rev. Herbert
Dunbar Cone, rector Of the church, Will
offlciate.
The Rev. Francis A, Foy, pastor Of st.
Mary's Roman Catholic Church, East Nut
ley, was In attendance at the annual ses-
sion OF the National Prison Association,
held last week at Chicago. He was the
only New Jersey delegate present.
w. C. Mclean, Of Omaha. Neb, who
attended the G. A. R. national encamp-
ment, at Saratoga, N. Y, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. N. B. Taylor. of Haw-
thorne avenue
A reception will be rendered to the Rev.
Gustavus Adolphus Hubert, pastor of st.
Paul's Congregations Church. at Masonic
Hall, on Thursday evening, from 8 to 10
O'Clock, by the congregation and society.
Miss Sarah B. Askew, of Trenton, will be
in Nutley next week, as the guest of Mrs.
j.. Stewart Brown, Of Maple place. Miss
Askew has consented to supervise the re-
cataloguing and re~0rganizatio OF the Park
School Library, at the Park School, in or
der that the library may be made of the
greatest use TO the public.
Mrs. w. G. Griffith, of Philadelphia, a
former resident of Nutley. is a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Hay, of the En-
closure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Howe, of Clyde,
n. Y, are visiting their on. Alfred +.
Howe. OF Maple place.
An informal dance will be given by the
members of the Fortnightly Club, at the
home OF the club. on October 10.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-28
FIREMAN PURDUE PRAISED.

Fireman Edward Purdue, assistant
driver of the Elmwood Hose Company,
East Orange fire department. who ran
the team hauling tho apparatus into
a plate glass window of a saloon
Thursday night to prevent running
down two women who. had just stepped
OFF a Main rec trolley car at Ashland
avenue, was praised for his act at q
special meeting of the fire COMMITTEES
last night, and was later told he a
done the right thing. bill" the horse
which was badly cut by the glass, is
now improving and Chief Markwith ex-
poets to have It doing work shortly.
The horse will surely recover it is
said. unless blood poison sets in. The
plate glass is to be paid for by the
trolley
The committee last night instructed
Chief Markwith to cause the arrest Of
any motorman who goes past fire head
quarters without stopping or going
slowly. Any guilty motorman is to be
taken off his car and locked up, and
Il fine will be Imposed, says the COM
mittee. Chief Markwith has his men
at headquarters looking for violations.
The ame of the crew said to be re-
sponsible for Thursday nights accident
have not as yet been learned.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-28
MAN WHO ESCAPED FROM POLICE STATION IN
EAST ORANGE NOT CAUGHT; NO ONE BLAMED
SOCIETY MINSTRELS
ESSEX FELLS CLUB GIVES
ANNUAL SHOW.
New York Business Men Who Reside
There Crack Jokes and Sing
Songs to Delight of All.

The third annual minstrel show of the
Essex Fells Club took place last night
and will be repeated tonight. 1t is the
social event of the season there. Last
night the jokes were not only funny, but
will furnish amusing comment for some
time to come.
Those who took part in the performance
were the following leading citizens OF the
community, who do business in New YORK
Charles p. Scheduled. William Greason'
William M. d'Espard. a. II. Glaister, Car
cree G., Pool. A. Lawrence PeirsonND. DE
r. Haigh. N. Sebastian, Charles u. LOCK
wood, T. Byrne Ivy and Wallace Peck
The two funny men of. the snow, Mr.
Scheduled and Mr.. Peck, cracked a mum
Der of Jokes on their ~neigh6ors an9 SOM
Of the business people Of Caldwell. The
O5ening chorus, "Old Time Medley
troupe; bones and tambos, Il Amt Going
to Weep No More d. De r Halgh,i
When Mr.. Shakespeare Comes to Town,
the World Il Mime N sebastian; "shov-
elm Coal Wallace Peck; Brother Noah
Gave Out Checks for Rain" Charles F;
Arthur II. Glaister; "Arawana" troupe;
the lush Quartet; 'Stung. or Life West
Of Vest Street a melodrama, by the
following cast: Mr.. Wooten Drexel Cal
lowhill Spendill, commuter catcher, c. p
LockW cod; Mr.. %Schuylkill Biddle Cad
Byrne Ivy; Booker Washington Biggar'
looking for a country home, William
Greason: Mr.. Heller, hardwarist, looking
for Booker. D. De r. Haigh; MT. Greed,
d'Espard; Mr.. Onthehoof, butcherist, look
ing for Booker, -. Lawrence Peirson
Scholfeld: That's a seemphunny rehearsal,
musical director, ]. Melvin Bush.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-28
L00MFIELD-GLEN RIDGE

Miss Rae A. Potter, formerly of Bloom
field. and a. F.. Smalley, of Rochester. N
Y, were married last Monday by the Rev.
George Louis Curtis, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church, Bloomfield, the cere-
monN taking place IN the home Of the
brides sister. Miss Mabel G. Potter acted
as maid OF honor, and J. Wilson Frost
acted as best man.
The Lewellyn A. c. will cross bats
with the Harlem College team tomorrow
on the Franklin avenue grounds. in Bloom
field. Grohe and Davis will De the bat
terry for the home team.
State Organizers Merhart and Jaquls. OF
the Insurance department OF the Knights
of Pythias. will pay an official visit to
Eureka Lodge next Tuesday night.
The annual general meeting of the
Bloomfield Orphan Asylum Society, aux
held next Wednesday in the home OF Mrs.
Franklin Fclty, IN Glen Ridge.
James j.. Taylor and the Misses
Matthews, of Franklin street. have re-
turned from a STAY AT the jamestown
Exposition.
are home from Boothb0y H0roor. Maine.
TIL Bloomfield Social Club will hold a
reception In Central Han October a.
Asaembiyman Daniel ]. Brady, OF Lake
street. viii leave next week for Column
bus. O
". G Jordan aad family. OF Athens.
Ca. have boon visiting Mrs. a. Mckin-
aev. Ia Glenwood avenue
Frederick MeCraekep OF Manhattan.
has been visiting friends In He re-
sided In Bloonueld many years.
William MacFarlane. Formerly OF this
town. IS now Ia Seattle. Wash.
ROYAL 5 Gonldshury, OF Ridgewood
avenue. Cleo Ridge. has returned with
his family from New York State.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-28
BELLEVILLE.

Miss Ada Henderson. OF Ridgewood, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Andrew Gail, of
Jerolaman street.
Furnished Completely Unto Every Good
Work. will be the subject of the Rev. w.
w. Conner. in the Reformed Church to-
morrow morning. Rally day of the Sunday
school will be celebrated at 4 O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The funeral OF Michael O'Day. who died
Monday, was held this morning to st.
Peters r. G. Church, where a mass Of
requiem was celebrated. The intermeut
was In st. Peters Cemetery. Members of
the Belleville Veterans Association escort
ed the remains.
The Rev. c. e. scudder. of the Wesley
M. F. Church, tomorrow morning will
have for his sermon topic "A Projected
Christianity The evening subject will
be "a Fatal Verdict
The funeral of Thomas Gross, OF 10 Rut-
gers street. who died Yesterday, will be
held Monday morning. The interment will
be in Evergreen Cemetery. Brooklyn.
Miss Josephine Edwards. of Brooklyn,
who has been visiting relatives In Wilson
place, has returned home.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-28
BLAME NOT PLACED
FOR ESCAPE OF PRISONER
FROM EAST ORANGE.
Frederick w. Hoss Not Yet Found.
Investigation of Matter Does Not
Reveal Responsibility.

Mayor William Cardwell, of East Or
ange, called a special meeting Of the po-
lice committee of the East Orange City
Council last night to TAXI action or the
easy ecape of Free eriek w. Hoss, of 464
Fourth avenue, this city, an alleged
forger, who walked out of the a Or
ange police station yesterday morning I'M
detected, after being held a prisoner all
night. The Mayor was anxious, he said,
that the member of the department re-
sponsible for the prisoners escape by
negligence SHOULD be suspended. The re-
s~ponsibility for the escape was not
charged against any of the men last
night and ne one was suspended. Neither
has Hoss been found.
Police Sergeant Frank Patterson. who
was in charge yesterday, and Reserveman
Harry O'Neill, who was the last man to
see the prisoner. 1t was claimed, were be
fore the police committee. Chief James
Bell also attended. Policeman .ONeill
was put through a strict examination,
but he insisted hat he had locked the
iron corridor door after Hoss had com
pleted his toilet, and he recited later that
he Id gone out on a duty call and dl9
not know what might have occurred
while he was absent. Sergeant Patterson
said he had not been with the prisoner
after he was supposedly locked up by
1T is now believed that Hoss walked
out The back door and around the police
station and City Hall, or that he jumped
over A rear fence and went out on
Winans street. The. Pinkerton force N
New York were notified of the escape ty
Chief Bell and they are searching for
him. He WIS arrested by a Pinkertol
man and Chief Bell at the Ampere sta.
ton of the Lackawanna Railroad in Eas;
Orange Thursday night charged with
forgery by Prevaith & Henderson,, law
yers. of New York, by whom he was en-
ployed as a stenographer. q
1t was said today that Hoss was ac-
eused of forging a check for $500, but this
was not confirmed. When Hoss got away
yesterday he had some money with him
Chief Bell said he was searched and al
lowed to keep IA small roll of bills he had
but a bunch of keys and two pocket
knives were taken away and are now a
the police station.
The investigation into the escape is still
being conducted. Chairman William II
Somers OF the police committee said today