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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-11
THE Y. w. c. A.
Several Vacancies in the Dressmaking
 Classes.

There are a few vacancies in the dressmaking classes, both day and evening, also in the class in cookery for maids on Thursday afternoon. In the music department pupils will be re- lccived at any time.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-11

The first of the series of Browning lectures by Professor William Lyon Phelps will be given Tuesday after noon of the coming week at Lampson hall at 4:15 o'clock. The subject is to be "The Ring and the Book. Part T. There are fifteen lectures in the course. which is to be supplemented by five lectures on Wordsworth, Byron, Shell ley and Keats.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-11

The members of Sylvan circle, aux Hilary to Sylvan lodge, Star of Bethle- hem, will hold a business meeting with Mrs. Louisa Riggs, S5 Olive street, tomorrow evening. There will be no whist in the afternoon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-11
ANNUAL MEETING
AM ULAN NIE1MlINO Of the Young Wcmen's Cllristial Assnciafion This Afternoon.

VI oO AC"HS 0"AOA hSsAA.
 Association This Afternoon,
 The annual meeting of the YeNrl Women's Christian association will \ held at Board4nan hall, 5BS CharI street, on Monday, November ii, at' O o'clock Miss Anna Mchean of the s biological department of Adelpaai cd lege will give an address. All thcz interested are cordially invited to present.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-11

Miss Jessie I. Scranton of this city will speak at the meeting of the Con necticut Valley Kindergarten associa, tion next Saturday in Hartford on "Gleanings from the I. K. U"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-11

No 1 engine was called by a still alarm at 555 o'clock Saturday after- noon to 106 1-2 Washington avenue to put out fire that started among lot of rubbish in a closet The blaze was extinguished with slight damage. The house is occupied by M. H. Horwitz and owned by Maurice Brown
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-11

Star of Hope lodge, No 12, will hold its regular meeting this evening, in odd Fellows hall All members are re- quested to be present. The meeting will be called at 7:3O sharp. After the meeting there will be a social whist. The public is cordially invited
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-11

tions are for herself along these lines. Or course this is not universal; but 1t is clearly evident in large circles.
 No one must be exalted above God and no relation above that of the children of God. It is greater blessing to know the will of God and do it, than to be the moth- CT of Jesus. Not that he would under value the honor which came to Mary or to any woman who is the mother of a true, Christian man. But the great | est relation in life is that of sincerely doing the will of God; and the greatest blessing will come to him who seeks to do it, For he that doeth the will of God abideth forever
 The Mems club of the Grand Ave- nue Congregational church will meet this (Monday) evening at 8 o'clock. An interesting musical program has been arranged which will be followed by the speaker of the evening, Sherwood IO Preston, agent of the Organized Charities association. The meeting will close with a social and light refresh mentA 5Isbai Rs
 Rev. E. c. Tullar of the East Pearl Street M. E. church preached in ex- change with Rev. E. C. Carpenter of summerdeld M E. church yesterday morning.
 The Grand Avenue Congregational Young Peoples class will meet on Fri day at D. m. A special meeting of the Ladies Social guild is called for Wednesday at 2:SO ?. m. for work and business meeting at I p. m.
 Many friends will regret to learn of the death of Mrs. Frances Joslyn, wid- ow of William s. Robinson, which oc- cured at her home, 118 Grand avenue, on Saturday. Mrs Robinson suffered an apopletic shock two weeks ago yes, terday and failed rapidly and was un- conscious through most of her illness. She was a native of Mddletown and was a daughter of the late Mir. and Mrs. Jarlus Joslyn who removed to this city and were well known residents for nany years, She leaves a daughter, Miss Mary s. Robinson and two sisters Mrs. w. D. Freeman and Mrs. John Rolfe, both of New Brunswick, N J. Mrs, Roblnsons husband, the late Will lam s. Robinson, who dled nearly fif- teen years ago, for years carried on the Fair Haven Keg company and was we'll known business man He was fer many years the treasurer of the Grand Avenue Baptist church in which position he rendered excellent service. Ms. Robinson was @ member of this church many yearss was a consclenti- o1S Christian and during her robust health, was an earnest worker in the church. She was of genial disposlt- ion and made many, friends Since the death of Mir. Robinson, 'the only child, Miss Mary s. Robinson, has been most devoted to her mother In the loss of whom she is very sorely bereaved. The many friends of the family will ex- tend their heartfelt sympathy in this bereavement Mrs Robinson's funeral will be attended at her late home, 11S Grand avenue, this afternoon at 2;SO o'clock
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-11

A well dressed woman snatched gold watch from a man near State and Chapel streets at 10 o'clock, Saturday night, but he recovered his timepiece before the woman had a chance to get away with 1t, and made no complaint to the police against her.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-11

By special request the ladies of the Naomi lodge will repeat the "old spinster Convention" at the lodge room on Thursday night. It is expect ed that a large number of the friends of the members of the organization will attend.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-11

City lodge, No. S6, I. o. O. F., will on December celebrate it's sixtieth an- niversary, and the committee in charge of the arrangements are making elab- crate preparations.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-11

At the next convention of America lodge, No 52, November IA, the thir- teenth anniversary of the lodge VII be celebrated. The rank of Knight will be exempliied. A banqet will follow. Members of sister lodges are cordially invited.
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Wadhams court, o. G. S., will hold whist tomorrow evening at Mrs. W. L. Dills, 45 Thompson street, West Ha- ven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-11

The first anniversary of the Stag and Dragon club held at the hall of Polar Star lodge, I. o, o. F., Friday evening, proved a great success and pleasant so- cial occasion The following officers were installed: President. Harry Pro- vost vice president, Fred Allen; sec retary and treasurer, c. Albert Deni- son; chairman of social committee, E. Mortimer Smith; chairman of commit tee on initiation, w. Balfour Floyd. After the initiation, a fine repast was served by c. Haskell Bush, caterer. Then there were toasts responded to- as follows: By President Provost, W. Balfour Floyd, the retiring president;
 Fred Allen, Our Society," c. H. Stew enson, Woman, the first work of the Great Authar;" the edition is large and no man should be allowed to copy" William Parker, chairman of the retir- ing social committee, was toastmaster and Bert Earle was master of the init iation ceremonies. The members of the club, most of whom were present, were Mr and Mrs. Mortimer Smith, Mr. and Mrs w. Balfour Floyd, MT and Mrs. Bert Earle, MT. and Mrs. Harry Ben ham, MT. and Mrs, Frank Chipman. the Misses Belle Slater, Mae Rowe, Florence L. Barnes, Bertha Caldwell and Messrs. s. William Parker, c. AL bert Denison, Frederick Allen, H.Mont- gomery Provost and G. H, Stevenson.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-11
BRIEF MENTION
High water to-day at 2:42 a. m.

Camp No. will hold whist next Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in room 49, Insurance building. After whist supper will be served.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-11

Mrs. Harriet Frisbie of Lenox street, died on Saturday at the New Haven hospital. She was an old resident of Fair Haven and was the widow of Louis Frisbie and formerly lived in Branford She was an aunt of Fred Averill, former state senator and for mer clerk of the common pleas court, and of Ernest l.. Ayerill of Fair Ha- ven. She also leaves three brothers, Asa, Frank and George Frisble and sister, Mrs. Ely, all of Branford
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-11

The Grand Avenue Congregational Young Peoples class will meet on Fri day at 4 p. m A special meeting of the Ladies Social guild is called for Wednesday at 2:SO D, m. for work and business meeting at i p. m.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-11

Rev. E. c. Tullar of the East Pearl Street M. E. church preached in ex- change with Rev. E. c. Carpenter of summerdeld M. E. church yesterday morning.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-27
san JUAN YLA| SLA
Permuta entire los al
caides de carceles de
Arecibo y Mayagiiez.
BUEN %ClNEMATOGRAFO
Nuevo Comisionado de Edu.
caci6n. -Cargos formula.
dos contra I'm policfa.

Los alcaides de carceles de
Mayaguez y Arecibo, nuestros ami
gos don Alvaro Padial y don Nero
muceno Flores, han hecho una per-
muta voluntaria en- sus puestos, la
que tendra efecto ell 70 de Agosto.
Sc encuentra en- San German
Ia empresa del Cinemat6grafo del
sehor Arcelay, que ha dado ALI dos
funciones.
En- Ell vapor aCoamoo que lie
CARA de los Estados Unidos Ell jue-
YES de la pr6xima semana, Sc opera
al nuevo Comisionado de Educaci6n
Mr.. Dexter.
Al guardia insular Jose Rios
Rivera, de Arecibo, Sc lie han for
mulado cargos por desobediencia de
6rdenes.
-Ha estado en- Mayagiez eli
Barbosa, miembro del Conse-
10 Executive.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-27

sin que NADIA parezca perturbarle la
tranquilidad, y por medic de sus abo-
gados, que para todos los casos exis-
ten, reclatna del Banco ell page de la
recompensa ofIecida, 10 cual, como es
de suponerse, Ell institute s iega &
reconocer.
Mientras tanto Sc contin1a bus
caudo la manera de encontrar la suma
que falta, habiendo fundados indi-
clos de que esta en- poder de un com.
plice de Laura Carter.
Las considerations que Sc des.
prenden de este crimen que, con So
bra de motive ha excitado la atenci6n
pIblica, son demasiado serias y de-
masiado tristes para que puedan
anoldarse al espfritu y extension de
nuestra cron'ca. AL intelligence lee
tor lie corresponds la tarea de hacer.
las.
CORRESPONSAL.
New York, julio de 1907;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-27
NOT|c|AS DEL OLA
Alrededores del muel1e
en- la Marina.-Resi-
dencia en- San Juan.
RECLAMATION JusTA
Regreso del Superintendent
de te'egrafos. -Muchas ca.
sas de- iuego en- Arecibo.

Seg1n parece, las inmedia-
clones del muelle en- la Marina no
estan comprendidas en- la iona mu
nicipal, pues rara vez Sc barre aquel
lugar nj Sc recoge la basura por los
encargados de la limpieza pGblica.
Han fjado su residencia en-
esta ciudad la sefora Angela Bassa
y su hermana la seiorita FAM, We
cinas de Mayagiez.
Han sido sentenciados por
la Corte de Distrito de Arecibo:
Nicasio Mufiz a 8 meses de pre-.
sidio por escalamiento en- 20 grado,
y Alfonso de JESUS un afo y seis
meses por hurto mayor. Tambikn
fue declarado culpable por dicha
Corte, Rafael Rivera Rodriguez de
escalamiento en- % grade, aplazan-
dose la sentencia.
-Dicese que algunos pasaje.
ros de los que Sc quedaron en-
Bayam6n, porqde ell tren especial
que iba para Ponce parti6 rapida-
mente en- los momentos que ellos
Sc trasladaban de IN wagon q otro,
atendiendo indicaciones del con-
ductor, haran la reclamation del
case q la ~compafifa, pues asegd-
rase que iuuchos 6 cast todos pc.
seian sus tikes que habian com.
prado en- San Juan.
-Ha regresa o de SIT viaje a
los Estados Unidos, donde Sc ha-
llaba Ell uso de licencia Ell set,or
Dore, superintendent de telt
g~rafos.
Sc asegura que en- Arecibo
hay muchas casas de juego y hasta
ahora la policfa no ha podido de-
nurciar una sola.
@rLoS sENORES Alloy vi.
dal c., Tetuan 81, San Juan P.
R.. ofrecen un surtido complete de
maderas acepilladas y machembra'
das. Acaban de recibir cuartone.
ria, tabloncillo y jnntera etc. de to
das dimensiones. Precios m6di'
cos. 3o-2c
Han sido absueltos por Ia
Corte de Distrito de Arecibo, los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-27
De NEW YORK

I cruzaron miradas, Sc hablaron y ter
minaron por declararse amigos. Ess
tarde dejo ell empleado de ir al ladc
de su esposa por primera vez.
Nuevas entrevistas Sc llevaror
q cabo entire los dos improvisados
amantes y, como resultado de elias,
de repente apareci6 la Carter habi-
tando I'm comfortable departamento
de la Gale I44, Ell mismo en- donde
Runyan fue apresado. Este habia
hecho frente a los gastos de insta-
lac;on; lie habia regalado ioyas cos
tosisimas; Ell mismo sabado que hi
20 Ell robo compr6, para obsequiar-
sela, una pulsera por la cual pag6
$1,000; del dinero que llev6 en- la
maleta, ademas de entr egarle algu-
mas sumas para gastos ordinarios,
la hizo partfcipe de $4,000 Ell sa-
bado y $4,000 dos dias mas tarde.
A que prop6sito obedeci6 Lau-
ra Carter para dar Ell denuncio? Ha
declarado ella que por tenor de que
Runyan la matara, pues la habfa
amenazado varias veces, y porqle
creyendo al principle que su buena
estrella lie habia deparado un milo
mario facilmente explorable para vi,
vir q costillas de Ell y habiendo sa
Dido luego que era Ell desfalcador
que la policfa buscaba, ell deber lie
indicaba proceder asi y 10 habfa he
cho despues de devo'ver al donador
$1,000, dnica sum, que, declara,
recibiera de 81.
Ruuyan, por SD parte, a6rma que
la mujer obtuvo de el las cautidades
expresadas antes, que no lie hizo de
elias devolucion alguna, que monen-
tos antes de ser hecho pTisionero ais
tabase para salir de su escondite y
presentarse a los directories del Banco
q confesar su culpa y restituir Ell di.
nero sobrantey que $4,000 los perdi6
en- especulaciones de Bolsa; explica
que nc puede darse cuenta de 10 ocu.
rrido; que una e que salio del Ban
co Ell dia fatal, yecorri6, como TN de-
rnente differences sitios de la ciudad
sin saber a d6nde dirigirse, hasta que
al fin arrastrado por invisible ~fuerza,
fue & parar al sitio que di6 origen q
SD ruina: q la habitaci6n de la mujer
que 10 dominaba.
Laura Carter esta presa, igual.
mente 10 esta la mulata que desempe.
fiabaha en- Ell departamento el ofcio
de sirviente y Sc han hecho prisione.
ros a dos individuos ~sospechosos de
obrar en- complicidad con la mujer.
Esta, con la desfachatez mas cinica,
mira sucederse los acontecimientos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-27

aviso a la policfa secreta: Ell telegra
70 funcion6 en- todss direcciones; {.
Banco ofreci6 una qualification de
s.. 500 y Tin 10 oIo del montante de
Ia suma que Sc recuperase, a Ia
persona que suministrara indicio
que diera por resultado la captura
del ladr6n, y no hubo peri6dico que
no publicara Ell retrato y cuanto
rasgo biogra6co lie fue dado conse-
guir acerca del fugitive.
T1anscurrieron tres 6 cuatro
dfas, y cuando tanto los directories
del Banco como las agencias de de
kcti0es estabap convencidos de que
el desfalcador habia tornado las de
Villadiego y Sc harfa dificil 81 cap.
tura, present6se en- una de las es-
taciones de policia una dana correc-
tamente acicalada y manifesto que
81 Sc guerra apresar a Runyan de-
berfan seguirla. No Sc perdi6 I'm
minute en- preguntas; tres agentes
del ordeu pdblico acompafaron a
la desconocida, quienI los condujoa
lin departamento situado al Oeste
de Ia Gale /; abrio la puerta con la
lave que llevaba; subio al tercer
piso y seia!ando q los agentes Ia
entrada q una de las habitaciones,
les indic6 que penetraran en- ella.
En- e centro de la pieza estaba el
fugitive ocupado en- arreglar la ma.
leta de mano diversos paquetes. Al.
verse en- presencia de los gendat-
mes pretendi6 hacer uso de su re-
v6lver, pero confrontado por tres
caiiones de pistola que Sc a~puntaban
a 81 y lie intimaban rendici6n, Sc
entreg6 en- manos de la autoridad
sin hacer resistencia. En- Ell fondo
del saco de rnano estaban deposita
dos $4,000.
iQuien era la mujer que hizol la
denuncia y en- virtud de la cual Sc
habia hecho acreedora a una recon-
pensa de $7.9oo1 81 nombre con
que es conocida es el de Laura Car
ter; pertenece a la categorfa de esas
desgraciadas que trafcan con Ia
honra en- las grandes avenidas de la
ciudad; que han salvado todas las
fronteras de la decencia publica y
han convertible Ell vicio en- su reli-
gi6n dnica y en- su Inico refugio.
Pocos dfas antes de que Ru-
nyan cayera en- las redes del cri-
men, tuvo la mala suerte de trope-
zarse, en- uno de los vehiculos de
locomoci6n en- que iba de la ofcina
a SIT casa, con Laura Carter. Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-27

La cr6nica de esta ciudad en- Ia
Ultima quincena registra un hechc
Sensational por mas de un motive.
Empleado por espacio de diez
y siete amos en- un establecimiento
bancario, sThe Winsor Trust Com.
panys, Chester B. Ruyan habfa lie
gado a ser distinguido por los di-
rectores del institute como per-
soma apta y 9TH en- quien podfa
depositarse la mayor suma de con-
fanza. Contaba con uu salario
anual de 81. Sooy sd vida era elem
plat; no Sc lie conocia a6ci6n algu.
ma 4 entrar en- especulaciones nj
darse al vieio; llegaba q la oficina q
bora fla; trabajaba con rara ash
duidad, y una vez terminadas sus
diarias ~faenas, ~regresaba infalible-
rrente 4 su hogar, en- donde SD bue-
ma esposa lie aguardaba.
Hace alguuos dfas lego la ho.
"a de Ia mafiaua en- que Ell banco
debia preparar 4 abrir sus opera
clones. Ruuyan no Sc present6; y
iuzgando que alguna dolencia 10
obligaba 4 estar ausente, comuni-
c6se Ia orden al ayudante de este
para que procediera a ocupar Ell
puesto de su superior. En- virtud
de tai autorizaci6n, abri6 la GAIA
fuerte que lie corresponds manejar,
y en- Ia cual, segnu Ell balance que
arroiabau los libros, deberfan ha.
llarse depositados $4,000 en- billie
ties de varias denominaciones. Esto
sucedia q las nueve y media de la
mahana de I'm lunes.
Alberta Ia GAIA, Sc la.encontro
completamente vacia. La desapari-
ci6n del dinero coincidfa con la au-
sencia del empleado. Pasada la
primera momentauea impression, vi
no Ia sospecha;el ayudante revel6
eptoces que el sabado anterior ha-
bfa Observable q Ruuyau entregado
acomodar objetos en- una maleta
de mano que habla llevado consi-
70, pero que jamas pudo imaginar
de que Sc trataba en- ese nomento.
Sc llam6 por telefono q la vivienda
del ausente y su esposa contest6
que, segdu Sc 10 habia anunciado ell
s&bado antes de salir en- via para la
Ofcina, debfa hallarse en- Rochester
desde Ia tarde de csc mismo dfa.
Con este informe y algunos
detalles mas que Sc r~ecogieron en-,
seguidl, qusd6 fuera de duda la
culpabilidad del empleado. Di6se
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-27
DE- T0OAS parties
Escuela de sepu1ture-
rOs. Muerte de Enri-
quetade ~Ing1aterra.
0RDEN OE CRIsANTEMO
situaci6n de los sa.
cerdotes franceses. I'm
donativo del Papa.
En- Belgica Sc ha creado una

En- Belgica Sc ha creado una
escuela de sepultureros.
Naturalmente, funcioua en- Ell
cementerio. To los los candidates
al cargo de sepultureros, deben ms
cribirse en- ella y sufrir un examen
que, segdn parece, es bastante
serlo.
Sin embargo, debemos Greer
que no Sc les exige Ell conocimiento
del latin, auuque ell latin sea una
lengua :. . 3. muerta.
Ell emperador japones ha
concedido la gran cruz de la Ocdeu
del Crisantemo a Mr.. Gerard, en-
bajador de Francia en- Toxic.
Ell Papa ha enviado a Fran
cia cuatro cientos mil frances para
aliviar la critica situaci6n del clero
frances, que no puede vivir.
Pho x Sc halla indispuesto 4
causa del calor; no ha querido que
Sc llamase q medico alguno.
La Sociedad de Mediciua de
Paris Sc esta ocupando de Ia muer-
te de Enriqueta de Iuglaterra,
ic6mo murio esta sehoral En-.
venenada, dicen unos. De apen-
dicitis, a6rman otros. sNada de
eso-declara Ell doctor Pozzi; la
princesa ha sucumbido de una he.
morragia interna provocada por uu
em0arazo extrauterino.s
sComo Euriqus eta d tlInglaterra
muri6 en- 1910, estas discu ZONES
medicas no ofrecen ning1n psligro.
individuos Rogue Cintron y Jose
Perez, acusados de hurto mayor.
Sc encuentra mejorado de SD
grave enfermedad Ell sefior Alejan-
dro Galanes, de Mayaeuez.
Sc encuentra en- uso de IL
cencia Ell guardia de penales Car
los Vidal, que presto servicios en-
Arecibo.
Sc encuentra en- Ponce nues.
tro amigo Ell escritor don Jose Elias
Lewis.
cain esta imprenta Sc nece-
sitan buenos vendedores para el
peri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-27

GRAM HOta|leStlwlnt "INGLA1ERRA"
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEN
Tetuan 10 y 12'-Cruz 2 y FOrtaIeza2 81.

Construlda expresamente para Hotel. Capacidad para 400 passjetos.
|situaci6u Ia mas centrca. vstas la bahia las GALES de TetuAn; Cruz
y Fotaleza. 81 mas fresco y ventilado de Ia capital. 81 eomedor de me-
lor las Antilas. Tiene depaItamentos Independence para famnias. Des-
de i i de AgoNo rge ademas del plazo antique de las comidas, Ell sistena
americana & gusto del pasajero. Ten de carruajes de lulo INTERPRETERS
y traductores prectOs iguai alde los demds HOteei. Sc hacen abOnos Sc
manale.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-27
Sc AtaUtkA

Una casa grande moderna en-
Hato. Rey, carretera al frente.
Parada 39H. Dirigirse al doc
tor Gill y Ponce de Leon. -Rio-
Piedras. 3o-14s {.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-27
DENTISTA
Sc VENpE

Una casa de MADEIRA de dos pisOs,
situada en- Caguas, Gale de Acosta.
Para informes dirigirse & R. T. Pom.
te, ApaTtado AZ ia, San Juan, ?. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-27
Sc VENDE

Una caldera multibulat de 10 pies
de largo por 6 de ancho, con "a tubos
de 4 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas de
uso.
Una mAquina horizontal, compile
ia, con dos clasi6cadores, capaz para
mOiet 1000 gsloues de gustapo en- IA
hOrss.-Para lnfOrmes, dirfjanse al.
PENzlo, FLHdO, Im,a@
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-07-23
MORRIS COUNTY COURTS.

Judge Mills has sentenced Daniel
Hinchey to State prison for nine
months on his plea of guilty to malic-
ious mischief and assault and battery.
He threw a stone recently which broke
one of the windows of the Fine Build
ing on Speedwell avenue and struck a
boy in the head.
Mahlon and Addie Beam, of Rocka-
way, whose fines and Imprisonment
were remitted by the Board of Free
holders, subject to Judge Mills's ap-
proval, were allowed to go upon a
pledge to pay their fines at rate Of
$5 month until they are liquidated.
James Addie, the colored youth en-
ployed at the Melrose," who was
charged with stealing jewelry, and in
whose possession a quantity that is
unclaimed was found, pleaded guilty
and was sent to the Railway Reform
atory. Blanch Stage also pleaded
guilty to larcency, and will be SEN
fenced later, and Michael Tonaeik,
who pleaded not guilty to charge OF
assault, will be tried July "a.
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Camp Meeting at Mt. rabor.

Announcement has been made of
the opening of the annual camp-meet-
Ing of the Newark Conference, to take
place at Mt. Tabor on the association
grounds, commencing Tuesday, August
6, and continuing until Monday, Au-
gust 10, inclusive.
Preceding the special camp-meetine
services four anniversary services will
be held as follows: On Tuesday, Au-
gust 6, the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will be in charge the
following day will be devoted to the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society;
Thursday to the Women s Home Mis-
sionary Society, while Friday will be
rally day for the Epworth League.
While the program in detail has not
been fully completed, the Rev. A. B.
Richardson states that it will be an
excellent one, he having secured prom
inent speakers.
1t will, of course, include the usual
observance Of the administering the
Sacrament, love feasts. sunrise SER
vices and ministers conferences daily.
The conference committee is COM
posed of the Rev. A, B. Richardson,
the Rev. Q. S. Woodruff and the Rev.
Fred Bloom.