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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-03
WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN WOODS.

LAKEHURST. Sept. s.-After search
ing the woods for twelve days, the body
of Bridget Ryan, an aged resident of
near Writings, Sunday. On August %
Mrs. Ryan went u in the woods to
pick huckelbsrries with her daughter,
and after the two had been gathering
berries for about an hour they got
separated from each other. The daugh-
ter finding that her mother had strayed
away began to search and cry out, but
could get no answer from her.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-03
CUTLER ST.. MYSTERY.

Word was received by Sergeant Ebert at
the Second Precinct station early this
morning to the effect that two shots had
been fired in Cutler street, near Sixth ave-
nue.. He sent Policemen Entner and Todd
out to investigate, but they could learn
nothing. Shortly after the report of the
alleged shooting Policeman Sullivan sent In
a duty call from box 80, a half-block away
from where the shots are said to have been
fired, and when questioned by Ebert said
that he had heard no shots fired at all.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-03
CLAIMS TO HAVE NEW
EVIDENCE IN DIVORCE

Vice-Chancellor Howell today held under
advisement the application of George ii.
Titus, counsel representing Mrs. Eliza a
Welt. of this city, for leave to amend
the petition for divorce recently filed
against her husband, William H. Van
Welt.
MIR. Titus said the application was maze
on the ground of newly discovered evil
dence which the petitioner had no means
of ascertaining at the time the bill was
filed. The basis of the suit is the statu-
tory one.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-03
TO KILL KING HIS MISSION.
Notorious Anarchist Disappears After
Announcing His Intention.

MILAN, Sept. 3.-It is rumored here
that a dangerous and well-known
anarchist disappeared suddenly from
Milan after having his in
tentfon of killing King Victor Eman-
uel. The police are making a diligent
search for the man, and the guards
about the person of the King have been
redoubled.
His Majesty is at Novara, following
tho tnauauvara
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-03
E%x-PoLIcEMAWS FUNERAL

The funeral Of former Policeman william
e. Norton, who was detailed at Centre
Market for eighteen years, viii be held at
9 o'clock tomorrow morning, when a high
mass Of requiem will be sung in st. Johns
Church, in Mulberry street. Father Pofls'
rector OF the church. win celebrate the
naass. assisted by his curate.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-03
PERSONAL

Miss Mary Gegenhcimer celebrated the
sixteenth anniversary of her birth yester--
day at her home. go Camden street, and
received many gifts.
Samuel Gaiser, assistant secretary of the
Board of Education. has rome TO Strouds-
burg, Pa, to spend two weeks.
Amos B. Pierce. superintendent Of the
Court House. and Mrs. Pierce areN on a
vas~AAen trio 70 the XsllowstonA
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-03
NO BEASTS ON ROOF.
Governor Stokes Against Geological
Garden ON Top of State House.

TRENTON, Sept. 3,-Governor Stokes
and other members of the State House
Commission have saved the Capitol
from becoming a miniature geological
garden with roof garden attachment.
The State Department of Hygiene de-
sired to erect pens on the roof of the
building for the housing of animals
used in experimental work, but the
Governor declared that this would not
be in keeping with the dignity of the
place, and the creatures will have to be
cared for elsewhere.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-03
COURT KEEPS THEM DRY.
500 Drinkers at stroudsburg, Pa, OF
the "Flagged" List.

STROUDSBURG. Pa, Sept. 3.-Judge c:
F.. Staple yesterday sentenced Cleveland
Pugh to ninety days In the county jail and
fined him 500 for furnishing liquor to an
Incorporate drinker.
Judge Staple said he would enforce the
law on others higher up. About 800 hard
drinkers are on what is known as the
Gagged list and they are being kept dry
according to the courts instructions.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-03

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-Forecast for
fair, cooler; light to fresh south winds, be-
coming variable.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Local forecast:
Showers tonight; Wednesday showers, fol-
lowed by fair and cooler; light southerly
winds. shifting to fresh westerly.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-03
NOT FOND OF SCHOOL.
killed Herself in Order to Escape Learn
ing More.

PITTSBURG, Sept. 3.-Rather than
return to the village high school Emma
Graham, aged IS. daughter of Justice
J. H. Graham. this morning shot her
self and is dying at Mercy Hospital in
this city. This was to have been her
last year in school.
When told to prepare for school yes
terday she went to her room and shot
herself with her brothers. revolver.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-03
SUMMER RESORTS.
THE NEW PARK HOUSE, summit.

HIGH ALTITUDE. COOL. SHADY park:
private baths; elevator: health and service un.
equalled: 81 minutes out. Address Mrs. j.
DALE formerly Of Old Greenwich Inn. Sound
Reach Connl
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-03
THE WEATHER IN NEWARK.

Newark, N. J.. Sept. 8. 1907.
% am. am. y m.
Barometer. ........ 29.7 in. 29.S1 in. 29,& in.
Humidity. ......,. ........ 95 pet. 96 pct.
Wind-Direction at noon, southwest; We
locity, 4 miles.
Precipitation, nothing.
Yesterday. -
Highest. Lowest. Average.
Temperature. go. as deg. 81 deg. 10 deg.
Barometer. $500. 1872 In. 29.S0 in. 1884 in.
Humidity ......... 100 pct. 81 pct. "a pct:
Wind-Prevailing direction, south; maxi
mum velocity, 10 miles.
Total precipitation, 0.26 inch.
Character of the day-Partly cloudy.
One Year Ago Today.
Highest. Lowest. Average
Temperature. .... SO deg. s. deg. 70 deg.
Character OF the day-Partly cloudy.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-03

Precipitation, nothing.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-03
WEAfHER I~NnICATIONs.

Temperature. 49,. SO deg. 50 deg. 70
Character OF the day-Partly cloudy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
MAY
Reject !: ] { J NOMINEE |' | ! .E||..||
Members Called to Vote.
on Proposition Next
Wcdnesday
MAY ID CT ARE
OFF CE VACA MI
Bitter Contest Starts Again in
Henrieo, Due 's'; e 70 II Indictment
Grand Jnry-Ilcchlcr Men
Cry Snap Judgment
and Seek to Pre-
vent lit.

Members Of the Democratic County
Committee OF lIcnrlco were summoned
yesterday to meet ut the courthouse
"Wednesday noon. at wiiici, time Il mo-
ton will be made to throw out the
nomination Of Henry L. Heciler as
treasurer. Whether tiiis movement
Will succeed is somewhat difficult to
Z is determined to light for 1T. just az
tie followers of the nominee are pre-
pared TO prevent II. AT ull events, the
contest will be warm and bitter.
The committee Is composed OF fif-
teen members. with Dr. L. Il. Michael
chairman. Before the hast primarytiit
was said that tue sconimittec was about
equally divided. for and against Hecf-
,dr, but some vi Ills opponents de-
ciared yesterday that the Indictment
by the grand Jury has turned public
sentiment ard that because of this
and other considerations IL is best 10
man can be elected In November with
out a break in the party ranks.
Can't Cali Second Primary.
LIN explaining the call member of
The committee said yesterday hat not
order second primary, under thu,
rules, and that unless the Hcchler
nomination liz rcpudiated the gates Will
,ba opened for Republicans, who. work
ing with anti-IIecliler Democrats. will
bring on n condition OF politicai at
fairs In 1lenrico which would natu-
rally be dcplorcd Our idea IS" lie
s:,id. ito officially announce that no.
body has been nominated. Then II oir.
lIefhlcr shall be elected in November
the reaponsibiiity viii rest. OF course.
!. upon the people. In view of tho In
aiclment by the grand jury II is GER
tainly up TO tho county committcc to
meet and say whether or g not II r.
IIechlcr shall be permitted TO hold the
oi,icc. Even IL he should be convicted
of the charges and sent TO jail for
thirty days, that OF itself would not
disuualify him. inasn,ncl, as lieSls not
Indicted for Il felony. The purity OF
the ballot demands some action on
our part. although It's rather ditnc &c;
to predict what tic committee VIII
do
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
LIVES SNUFFED out
IN BURNING HOUSE
Lamp ESplodes i'll Lynchburg.
Home and Two Children Die
from Suffocatiol1.
MUNDY's ESCAPE
tfeF
MRS.


,LYNCHBuRG, VA, October 1.-THE
explosion OF kerosene lamp Tonight
shortly after Q o'clock in the home
of Cary r. Mundy,sa well-known mer-
Chant who lived ins Rivermont, caused
the practical destruction of the home
anu the death of two children by suf-
location. sgs
Just how the children We're left to
theirfate cannot be learned tonight,
because the other is so frantic and
that she cannotSbe seen.
Elsie, the ten-yearTold girl, was found
by the tiremen under her bed in the
rear upper chamber, but Ernest. ag n
eight, was found in bed apparently
asleep, though his night clothes We're
Slightly burned
The mother was in the house ut the
time, but she escaped with lIer$ three
syear-old baby by Il rear exit. When
she reached the street the firemen.
who had but a half square to run,
were notihedsof the children's condi-
stion, but3whenN they could secure lad
sders and enter the seco ID st orlys;s win
dow lit was too late 70 rescue the
children alive The flremen. however.
were In time to prevent he incinera-
ton of their bodies, as would have
been the case. for the house was
Quilted by the flames. z
The tragedy has cast a. gloor, over
the city, as there has been nothing so
pathetic to occur here IN recen Years.
AT q l. o. clock Mrs Mundy8 required tho
constant attention Of al physician.
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TWO HUNDRED TO Gel, LAR.

Il j. lin i K
Floor Cnliarss Eat Republican, Meeting,
hut Very Few Injured,
'rGRBUTAT conn, October 1,.---
IBy5s;t he collapse of tho floor In the
North End Athletic Club [ at No. 3 g
East; Farm Street toEnight. during a
Republican sirql HI, 200 mon We're pre-;
scipitnted into the cellar of heSbnildnE.
rs 4 HE " oorsS5 gave way a board q noclsed
IL lam from its bracket. and immedi-j
3ntelN the building cnug h g. fire. III, II
smadastrngglet3to got ont OF the cellar.
many OF the men were trampled under,
and they becanle spanic4stricken at the
sight Of the fire. 5sse Doubtless many
would have been killed had not those
who ESCAPED shouted to those in the
cellar HAITI there wa y no DANGER. 4 IN
S5sS Az n was. only ono man, Hurry
Dean, a NO X known Republican work.
or was dangeroIslys hurt. Dean WIS
found upconscidus atsStlle bottom or
the heap when the police and ilremen
came to- II the srescun: John Il, ssewell,
the sRepublicnrs randi date for Mi s,ol'', lad
Just finished his speeeh as the floor
gave way nd 5sWls 0ne so a. tl,ose car
Esl,irel a I'M a llnss co lar Wil;,
INFUSED ;lnil 81 crA heS a and his clothrs
med and tortl, he assisted
tb SYorls3of rcs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
. REC EVER Y s is AP PoINTED |

One Named In philadelphia for the
Rnmhnrgcr8 Lumber Compn IS.
PHILADELPHIA,3I PA. I. Oct, g.. Charles
Thompson las been appointed receiver
Of the Rumbarge Lumber Company d
Virginia corporation, With offices In this
city,, upon the peti ION of creditors and
sstockholders that TIC concern is tempo-
rarily insolvent. i; The Janney-Whitlng
Lumber Company and other creditors
With claims representing $4,000 Instituted
,the receivership proceedings ana an afti-
aavit was also 3, by Joseph u. Rum
barger. president Of the company, admits
}Ing the Insolvency, II 10 total liabilities
et the concern arc said to amount to
,9i2SO. 900 unpaid account:9 and borrowed
money. Tho company has assets gsra-
eating s37S,000, The insolvency is said
10 be duo to the exchange OF tho con
3;crr' Isl own no tes5 for Mort HESS aper.
dr.. Thompson, he re ceivcr, is president
10 tho LOWS llol:spso ION u Lumber Com
pany. and under hIa mana cement sthe
Y lompnny expects TO meet all its obliga-
Tons, - Ss9is & III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
PRESIDENT AFTER
BEARS ON MONDAY \
He Is Now in Louisiana Cane
Brakes Ready for His
Hunt.
HE VILE FEAST ON VE FL

4 r /. NJ =
LAKE PROVIDENCE, La. October
s;5,.--After a safe trip from Memphis to
Lake Providence, where he this morn
Ing addressed several thousand resi-.
dents 4of East Carroll Parish. Presi-.
dent Roosevelt continued on his jour
!ney to stambou1 station, fifteen miles
below Lake Providence, Where his spe-
5cial train was side-tracked. All
The last seen d the President here
was as his train Disappeared down the
track Mr. Roosevelt was standing on
5thesrear Gplatfo form waving "a large white
to the crowd. which WAS
still, standing in a. drtzzling rain be-
fore the railroad station. y
4Advices from Stamboul later an
nonnced that the President and his
marty had reached theirs camp on the
Tensa River, about twelve miles from
.Stanbou1, and that the President was
anticipating ithsmucha delight the idea
OF partaling ofka portion of two large
bucks which We're killed for him near
the camp late yes terdaN. M IS 53s
II was alsos announced Sthat5tlle, Prcsi-
dent would spend 8theSday9nu fe Sun
day, and that early Monday morning
he would start 9outgon tiis first hunting
"trip. ia .S #
~ Bear hunters saX.that trails swill be
easy to follow It'll the ground as wet
as III IS, and that the President stands
a good chance Off getting one bear II
mot more, when he starts out Monday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
CAST OF ROvYLANDS
IN HANDS 0 JURY
sGllift5sor Innocence OF Physician,
and Wife tosBe Passed
Upon.
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AR GUMENT CONSUMES DAY
Able Speeches BY Distinguished
Lawyers for Botll
Sides.

RALEIGH, N. C.. October g5.t'hc
case of DR.. u. S. Rowland sand wife.
charged with the murder by poison of
Charles Il. Strange, who was
tile husband Of the present Mrs. Row
land, was given to the jury Tonight
The argument consumed the entire
day. The first speakerthls morning was
Elmer Shaffer, for the defense. Hc
was followed by II. It. aicks, of Hem
Fderson. and W.. Watson, also for the
defense, spoke. i
There was a recess for dinner and
then Solicitor Armistead Jones made
the second argument for the prOsecu-
ton. He was followed by j. N. Hold-
ing and S. G. Ryan, for the defense,
and then Colonel T. Nj. Argo closed
for the prosecutions. s9
rs The prosecution contends that the
whole trend of evidence proves the
guilt OF DR.. and Mrs. Rowland. while
the defense takes the ground that
there has been no proof of poisoning
and that the defense has accounted
for every bit OF Seeming evi dence
that has been introduced by the prose
4cuLlon.
night. NJ.
quarter past Il O'clock o-night. AZ
this time Judge Long began reading
his charge to the jury. This f lasted
till FIVE minutes to II o'clock. mi,
he set out$the various ia cts presenter
iby the State, and charged the j ury as
to the law of murder I'M the first DE-
gree this being the8degre geIt. applicable
u the killing of a person by poison
the penalty being death After III {
charge the jury announced that ~
would render no verdict Tonight. bul
would go to bed and deliberate in the
Fmorning.
The general Impression Is that y
win he acauittal or u mi strlnl. 4 y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Bishop to 2 reach
in {. Capitol Square

.
Che mt. Rev. Art hur Foley NNln-
z ming d. y. Lord bishop
Nfs London, will nrvnrl, tor the itleli-
flnonil public from the front pOrtic0
8oR the Capital this afternoon at g
sO'eleelS, 81
q elnbOrlltc services Mill he held.
hut there Wi be music and brief
devotional cxcrciscs preceding the
" sermon ny The lord IslslOl,.a Se,tts
Will he placed on the Gapitol pOrslco
for tIe members of the House OF
liishNps, ,,n,i the cholrs of all The
Occurrences of Iienrico Pnrish will he
seated on Inc CAPITAL steps, The
litsl0ns OF London. hns ~ syprltl,vi,le
Rireilutnt Ion. ian IN out Oi-tlOnr sneak
s;cr,5 and l,in sermons it the nurtSs q (
London linVss beenS much commented
$f,,n. The Y0censl0n viii. ri,nps, u lie
@tl,,yE p0i.llnr plim,.N a l,s ei,nxcn-
ZION, S4f XXI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Cupt,,in Osborne Unnbl,. to Tell Who
~ Failed to Provide ISluEInn.


Failed to Provide iSlnEiMan.
Hi no RWoL1l, IA, Octo Der. ST he IN
vestigation into the death OF Mrs. ".
{G. Munseli and Mrs. Henry King, New
England ladies, on the Norfolk and
Western switch track mt the lowerend
5of Main street last Sat tlrday, night
was resumed tosday by Coroner
lSigllt,N & s$ 8 IL " I. n n. 8
The mos I, Important tness fof the
day was Captain N, Nj, Osborne. gem
.eral agent of the Norfolk and West tern,
Asked whose duty It was to see that
d flngnan preceded the train that
KILLED the women CAPTAIN Osborne
replied that he would have 70 have
Etlme%to study the compnny's regula-
Itons on, that point before answering
the question. 3S
With this statement fHom@the gen
bernl agent. tho Investigation was
again adjourned until NEXT Tuesday
Lin order hut Captain Osborne might
EshaNei an q pport,,nity5 Of posting him
SEE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Turner lssn Cnndidntr.

John w. Turner is an out and out
candidate for treasurer In the general
election. He has u good following. all
though some of the politicians WHO arc
opposed to Mr.. Hecliler said very tra 7, it-
Nv Yesterday that the latter would beat
him. What this faction wants is one
strong. clean Democrat in the race---a
man who can go In as q Democrat. and
not as an independent. He cannot run
as such unless the county Committee
declares the Hechler nomination void
Hechlcr Men Up In Arms.
Friends OF the nominee are up in
arms. They contend that this call for
a meeting on Wednesday is merely an
attempt 10 deprive him OF an office to
which he was elected by the people.
saying, moreover, thut the opposition
fore he can be given an opportunity of
being acquitted by jury. You can
3fput lit down as a safe bet said one
Of them last night, '.that&the committee
will stand by Hcchlcr. Even II that
is not done he can appeal to the State
committee, and whatever happens he
s5lyill be candidate in the general cleo
tion. We are satisfied OF he outcome
OF that race
ii. II. Atkins Indicted.
When the grand jury OF HenrIco
county returned indictments forsvlola-
I ton Of the election laws the name OF
sJ.ElV. Atkinson was included. The fol
lowing day Atkinson appeared before
Judge Scott, along with Hechler and
Gentry, but the grand jury stated that
lit had indicted Atkinsonsli as "a result
of confusion Of nanes. The man II
was after was j. B. Atkins, Atkinson
was dismissed. i
Acting under Instructions of Judge
Scott, the grand jury met q gain yes
terday. and changed the indictment,5tc
read 81. =, Atkins The latter will
appear for trial on October 14tll.
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ISrench A,abn.,s.,,. 4 r r,,iL,;

b French "a mi, AsM ar "A rrtyes.s
Il n 4YOIlS.B G ctoherj 6'.---Tl ie8 Frsnch
Zinc lsteanpe or I2roY ence sarrlyad
terflny rom Ilavre, after II II ss-f
8lga Q III liz days tllrna hours ana fortys-
NO minutes Amons the passelg gers
svnre ~, n usserhnd,g ench Am assud dor
y NJ ASKING ton. aid line. usserang 5$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

IfGont lnued y on lalghltlI PaEe,,l Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
GIVE THE AGENT TIME.

,rhe general impression Is that II
will he acauittnl or u mis- trlnl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
IAsSACEsUSEErs ItIaPUBLICstNSs
M OSIIN MAIZE pr r. ilN u llt;llRs

BOsTON. MASS. October 5. II the
present officers. headed by g 0Yel'nor
Curtis Guild, were rcnoninated to -day
by the Republican, State Convention
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02
NEW YORK
|. REEKS WITH
VILE ODORS
Garbage Piled High
in Streets and
Alleys
Strikers Return to Work
on McClellan's
Promises
Mayor Agrees to Take Up Their Griev~
ance-Hot Weather Adds to
Misery Of East Side
Residents

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 1.-The strike Of
the city garbage collectors is over and
the fears Of serious epidemic as the re-
suit of conditions which have existed.
for the past week are at rest.
A committee representing the striking
drivers conferred with Mayor Mcclellan.
He promised that if they would return
to work he would take up their griev-
ances. Later the committee announced
that it had decided to send all the
men back to work, trusting to the
mayors promise. 1t was also an
nounced that the men will work over
in the streets has been removed It is
expected that most of the strikers will
return to work tomorrow.
Police Commissioner Duggan was
seriously injured by the explosion which
the police believed was q bomb while
escorting two cars on One Hundred and
Sixteenth street today. The sergeant
was blown several feet away. He was
taken to hospital, where he is suffer
ing from shocks and decorations.
Several of the drivers were badly
Deaten Dy SLr1Rey SylIlparn1zefS D6f0re
they could be rescued by the police.
On the east side streets tonight COM
ditions are almost unbearable, as hot
weather has added to the seriousness of
the situation. In places the heaps of
garbage practically fill the streets and
traffic is interfered with. Attempts to
dispose of accumulations by burning
have been largely unsuccessful. But it
is not alone the east side that suffers.
The entire city tonight is affected with
odors.
The health department is still strug-
Cling to make some impression upon
the mountainous heaps of refuse, but
even if the full force returns to work
tomorrow it will require several days of
hard work before normal conditions are
restored.