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day. outside tls counsel she WAS rrrv--
Gus and frightened when tho newspa-
per reporters sought 10 question her
about tho promise she IS said 10 have
made To forsake her mother that alle
might marry Thnw. A.+
II can't say word about It," abe
bf5teEtcd. Not word"
The stntement that Evelyn -Neshit
Thaw refused 10 speak To her mother
after the woda!agtis confirmed By Efah-.
-nes Pierce, the hged -Qunkereas,- who
was witness y the marriage. Miss
5HieEEe, ssIcr !IlasE:a -ffs44asad lk=h LEE
In her dehunciutions or airs. Holman.
than fsaas=tsrrs ot.st-asa'iiiio',
dollars have been spent up TO .his time
-T1-thr Hrtunt prgpaIIt.1H-ut sr-ytsT
Traw.s defense. according to detectives
employed by DistFiet=Attofhey jeroHe,
who for-mohthss=past has 1sindoYsdf
night and day every person OF prom.
lncnce Involved In the young milton
aire slayers nght- for life.
ftflsH daartvr OF a million dollar ax-
=pGnsftaEs=3zE HBtaF=zfF fFsyFTT=sFEE FEEzat te~Ezisi,
10000 claimed By the former Law nrm
of BLACK. o!not.. GrIhfr.- q BonynSe.
IhssEif. tsfilialis iiehists.s Ifsi
-fuvt-h retailers paid to eminent conn-
sci. which will bring the money output
Il, rhaw.a behalf eyer tia9 .halfzmltlinr.
dollar mark before The Jury .s picked
10 try him for the killing OF Stanford
White.
Mrs. william Thaw. mother OF the
defendant. declared that she would
spend 81, ,oeo, 600 10 save her son from tho
electric chair. II begins TO look rs II
har son,s lawyers wilI nsaist her To
make good her psomlse.
This safeguarding OF the witnesses
in Hand Is the simplest and least ea.
penslya phase in tho costly work OF
the defenac, Far more intricate is the
campaign that Is beng carried on By n
corps ,of operatives from tho Perkins
Detective Agency OF Pittsburg, under
the direction OF Roger O'MeAra, These
men arc divided up into four groups.
TO one group is allotted the lnvest!ga-
ton OF all now testimony volunteered
by those who, for various motives. seek
to project themselves Into the Thaw
case.
A second group OF men and women
operatives In working constantly 20 de-
yelop new evidence that may prove use
ful to the defensc.
The third group. flying squadron.
M IL might be called. has been -dodgins
backward and forward between mere
ana Pittsburg. heading on ey!dcnSe Of
many previous scandals in which
Thaw had been involved. one little job
OF this sort, pertaining to u love nj
fair OF TaawfB in Il suburb or pits
burg, necessItated an expenditure oi
go. 1t is aad. before the disappear
ancc OF the court records In tho case.
and the departure OF several witnesses
for PARTS unknown, were accomplished.
The last tioek OF operatives is cm-
ployod hero to shadow not only the
Witnesses already committed to tho de-
ferss. but some persons who are atiil
within possible reach OF . subpoena.
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.SMGTHERED BABE
IN PAINTING FIT
MOTHER, ,l.DO,DEAD
Since We'd
nesday Night, WfhenHer
PlightsWas Discovered,

Mrs, Catherine Mosea. who was found
unconscious In her homa Mt No. CSC
Hicks street. Brooklyn. last "Wednesday
night. holding the dead body OF her
eight-months-od baby In her arms. died
ta-dny=in Long Island College Hospital,
without regaif,ing consciousness. Her
coma was one OF the most remarkable
that the surgeons who examined her
ever treated. They made extraordinary
e1orts To arouse her so that she might
| eYptuiH- the ruryrrkss hte condteiah-ia
which she was found. but nll their at
t=tetIat,.- He'd
An autopsy held by Coroncr's Physi-
! clan HartunR upbn tho body OF the
child Establishes that Tho 1ltrio ono was
smoshered to death.
There vera no marks upon the body
/ or Mrs. Mosca Indicating thur ssIu had
! been victim OF violence. II Is plain
| that she killed her own baby without
| realizing II.
Robert Mosca, the bereaved husband,
Z and fathor. says raar hts wife was oil
-.-AIghiy- ietnpernment and SUD-
iect TO sudden faintinR fits. especially
I since the birth OF tho baby Fortu-
nately he DID hot distarb any of the
| furniture In the room in which he
found his wife and baby. and the de-
| tectives who were surhrr roned had tuii
cpportunity for complete. .lnvestisation
t,rhero was no trace OF tha p.esshes
during the day OF any oursttur In tho
nat. Mrs. Mosca was sitting in rock
| inx chair close 10 iigTed upright gas
| sttyr on Top t-sratcn cn-tt1Erp-wEE-H-tarE9
pan. The water from this pan had en-
,,reiy eyaporated and the bottom was
red hot.
The baby WAS only partially clothed
aad complete OUTFIT OF clean clothing
was spread across chair close, AT
hand. Apparently Mira, Mosca had Inado
I al preparations B.ve-ths child q
warm bath
Suddenly abe was seizcd with n faint
Ing At Realizing what waa about TO
happen md fsarinR that thu baby might
fall from her lap and perhaps aSninat
mo stove she caught tho LITTLE one con-
yuisively 10 her bosom. Then Hhe lost
consciousness and whiie III state OF
coma squeezed the child TO death.
An autopsy was held to-day 10 deter
mine the cause OF the death OF Mrs
Mnsca The. surgeons expoot to find in
dloatons OF some brain trouble. 10 sub
| atantiate the theory they have formed
from tho surroundings and eiFtutn-
stancos.
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WRECKED TRAIN Is CUT
OFF FROM RELIEF,
30 Aid FOR injured aassrftsefs ON
Frisco Road, Owing TO lNasho,tse.
by Rains.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. Alt Is reported
thai Frisco passenger train was was
wrecked near Cape Glrardeau iast
night, tho track having been weakened
by heavy rains. A number of passen-
gers are said 10 Have been hurt.--z
Had track at various places prevents
relief trains from going to the soenet-
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wed dIug 4 and he rnrltet and mr.
nished d ilne nouFe, on the west SIDE,
| ,,-'rrrc r5uk .fTfts w!fu to- T ifefI:'
IN order t. support himself In style ne
trofiFtTr n drew on the retired rtt Srf-
DFoktrt the latter says, In the n9s
years since his ymusrlage ne obtained
between Slh,0oo and 5000 from his
ltaihcT-in-law. Then the old man, who
hau peSln 10 decIlne IN heath, re-
Iused 10 meat any more OF his de-
iihn doctur p,faded and then threat
house. breach with tho family WIS
lWidthed wien ne mortgaged The FUR
n!tnra Ats .@ife had -ece!yed rs q wsc=
4 iuIl!s fIssshsz For $f.VJJ.
de continued hss demands. however,
/ UP TO the very day he sent the bomb,
fiff fffs,iittfa
" tTI T1rysr r-rs fte t-st firyfyay
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GRE Who Aft
LIVE GGHHAMEEL|-EE0NS
KIN 0f A DUKE
British Consul Here Tells
Of Victim of Omaha
Tragedy.

rUrry :ss.srrtter-c.,- ttis.s e eesii-
Gaaesal to-day verified the reports
from Omaha that Louise Douglas. the
ake-charmer. whose dead body WAS
found TO be tuii,ot chameleons, waa a
cousin of the FORMER Duke OF Hamilton
md brandon II, England The *os..a n
whose real name Sir Percy says was
Marina X urton Douglas Hamilton, was
an artists model In Now York six
ss4aszs- :sGGsafral saSa
she was the daughter OF an EnGllsn
artist named Hamilton. who lived here.
- 4 Ftifie 10 s,HsatIa is=s3Ett
; fEte = ResTsss and lnARn5cttHrnff VINO
died In tho county poUr-house ihoatn
aga haa just been discovered 10 DC
| the cousin OF the Duke of Hamilton.
I A letter Geui the English relatives mas
| beat. sreCslyed bT Chief of Police Don
{as6ue. OF that CITY. Saying mat u pHo-
tograah of the young woman would fol-
low for complete Identification. The
! yung woman. ran away 10 becoma =
I iTon- tauer, and later snnkeacharmer.
/ according TO the letter. and OF, one time
/ rne visited her titled felauv0A. but To-
I fused 10 give ttp her iife.-----z
l. Fss7rs n q taIlSCe
| Tho ,EirIis aoasationlI death IN Umnha,
y,irtse-sF sFss% = utu aazizen ntisastt.czstff LIZ
swallowing 1.-Two eOiameleons. was re-
prrtur. N f5s.ssttst, tifts and seen by
relatives there. An effort TO Identity
| her followed. ---.-----7----,--
t-SITTsFgYT Sandnrsuu Batd to-day that
tho woman came TO him In 1901, while
destitute, and asked assistance as an
DSKiIsh subject. telling him her story.
stta said she was. poGins= for artlAis
tt7=ts Ii,i,S.sfi IZaiisiitll
bought her clothes and offered her a
l,ttekat -setprn 10 ENGLAND. but the
wofIiaf, tttIsed Ia 80. -
According 10 the omaha despatch, the
woman was married in 1898 In a cage
|. or lions. Her neither provided gener-
ousIy Tor Eer In q will.
Tho FauIiy Relationship. J.
| T, .BurKe'a Pneragc." tho only Ma
! r.na Merton Douglas Hamilton .Raa
| tfe daughter or AuBustus.tlM Maitlnnt
! Ronald Hamilton. lieutenant In ms
/ Hrltish nasy, who in lss9 married
rbs raao Wentworth. who divorced hin
! "a :. fSsf, .Tue further WIZ tho sscont
ANNA EGf Frederic Hamilton, who wa,
I t5+tTfEtrr-tt, -fsct;auor. and uncle to th,
Inrsssnt Duke OF Hamilton. VINO Is IN,
I jsrarnIer Duke OF Scotland. the head OF
! the house OF DoaglaaI so famous II
Scottish history, aaraais OF polsini
1 and Clydesdale, Earl, OF Angus, Aran,
/ ilsnara and Selkirk Lord Hamilton
Epuko OF Brandon and EareIi OF putton
Ihc.Idos being n claimant to the French
lDukedom OF Chatelherault and tn,
hereditary Keeper OF EbSlyrood House
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-THAW IN PERIL
BY WlFE'S SNuB
-. J. TO HER MOTHER

tcentlnneA fren rlrr. Paso.,
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exseaS So,!sfs Ss M, yo @. ~. eaka9 a9uF com
pane ne ~. 49,,
nc sI III. tys NY .ga-a : ,S,,,,eI. T r1
tt,,,os =. -
Who deslgnatsa me names 9. asrss-
paeirc meetings Z.
4 II don't Rrsr NJ ..,,...oo, . CON
tract between the Southern Pacific, IN ,,
ION Pacific and oregon Short Line am
the san Pedro, Los Angeles and SAT-
Lake Raiirond, by which the conTaet.
If sTI ba;, asss1 eonEus,ing raeh other fThished
ttSe ara. real yensation OF tho day.
e' ..,,. ,,,ra,r.tand thi. 4. nm
-. ,,,.n, r.,.. entered
nsreemeh, 10 e'n'r a..r.nt.. p,
asked Commissioner Lane.
,,I,,,.,,. -, - J, .,,a NJ. * .,Iorp.
Ihat,s JUS. ~ ss.. - = : :.
l.Moreoycr we WIN rhoy. ny n 1vt-z
-, s.5,as5 nn..,,. ,.,a of IN. l,,y
Farmrra' Trust Company that tho
:,
stock OF the snh
,a. deposited with them and tied
p' So1
The direction of the trustees. u.
:. .r,,,. - 49, ,a,.,a.t,,, =, NJ
h's @ ny ~ -, 'a. -. ,,Ii.,.
Milinr md Sll!lam 2Manl; S2tIaIo,l,1 IN,
Of the Union facatic, Sa5 cnilea NO inc
stand.
.nt. scyeranee took Mr' Mani IN ,lnnu. ,,,a
iThn-cnmntrcllet--o of Lthc Union racine
bears remarkable resemolanec 70
/. ssrator Ptt,tt An appearance and man
1 T5=-sA.- A.------t
Mr., Mahl protested entire ignorance e,
9I H. ssE :.
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Hartman the Boss.

"Mr. Hartman h chairman or the
executiSa committees OF all four. com
i panlea, IL he not7" was asked,
HE s." said the witness, after he
had stroked his wlLskers a couple CT
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Mr.. Mahl professed entire ignorance
ms TO the owncrahip. directly ar by
kruCs. or ttTtrrc-rrHs eeTstfTss4 Ft-s
cca astw!----ffn-5- frtsttrfE-tts -sipdaS
-tl----tA.. tt.err-rrr ir1f-f
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.mr Severance took Mr.. Mahl In sand.
4, ht.- ,cnuintrcllet Of tho Union FAcliic
bears remarkable resemolanec 10
sREnler ptntt in appearance and man.
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=
dayi .lskei 'Couilnissionrr Lana
lss..=rs.s sst-s lhar1.i-
I ..rhe coss.tfs u Vi e.ee.ns n iIlaiIkaAtly
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Nov. Mr ataui how aSoit. TIRE
: CjTiFTi Ii IIfiI rfsTfiTif
: i5,E.Iy 7.fs4 Sfr. Ksitogg l1krds -iSidftt !
lthu. gay TINT the company was ~
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The baby WAS only partially clothed
| aad complete OUTFIT OF clean clothing
was spread across chair close At
| hand. Appassntly Mrs,E M0sca had mado
| al preparations TO B.ve-'he child a
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7
-..ls.,ey -aFe,..z asaentesi ibe@wI,neaE.
with the exception OF taa board et
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How stockElg owned.

:. isT;i.If 5tas fnereiY my fTirrtssE5ai5
20 HEers nre tne ships ths comp my
oygBcdT 4. rtnrfy DO not know,
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FOR GALE.

~~S.~N~s~~l~-cs~S><Ss<~ r>>><><><><,<-~<s
roR aAI.p--p,ai.s and spseif.oatiops far .
slss. 4 s1sssry ~. q Sss ao A
10 WHITEHALL 81. New
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the direction of the trustees. Il.
III. IIarrimnn ana senator Cinrk-
This closed tho examination OF Mr..
Millar, md William Wahi. comptrollus
of the Union Pacific. Hlas called >to the
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stock OF The snh Pedro Ee"npHuy
WINS deposited with them and tied
up. II could only be voted under
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sUnEniIa .ig IN is5lI Iaii. iI4iiry q
private i,lace fo9 Sir. Hartman or any
oit,tr interest ID ilnEty, said Chairman
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hal 'h.,e become of the hoata OF
tins Portland and Asiatic Navigation
cos,pAnSL asked Mr. SsyerAnce.
VII u tragic tn.onation that made every
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{ ...yyho deslRnatcs the names of dtrec-
T5rs Co ra p1tyn FOR M riis soutHrrEI
: -paciist. meetlnsE r
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Have YOU, as requested. made UP
7tIEstg rf stock huidThRsa OF tins union
and Southern Pacific ana oreson Short
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..Morcoycr we VIII rhou ny m irt.-
terra aa the possesaien of the.
Farmrrs' Trust Company that tho
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s As aoony as ths Commission was CALI
I'D TO order. lawyer Aiiburn announced
that Mr.. Hartman was unable TO ar
ted "a as a zsitneax- - ~ = Z
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Now. that Is the situation so far ns
4 Mr.. Hartman Is concerned. or course.
II HI tiat iisteasEfi.Y d
!. I;SLrIarfant N NttnRsR On, ID II ~ b f,e,
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The presentation In evideree OF a cor
-aot between the Southern Pacific, Bn,,
IN PaeiSn and Oregon Short Line anu
ne san Pedro, Los Angeles and sal
AXE RAILROAD, by which the contract
,r rrarttrs agreed not 70 charge rhtes
ithaut consulting each Other. flFn'sSed
Ne f,rs. real sensation zof tho day.
aDo - unhcratnnd this Is nm
xrremenr to control rates entered
thnsa thrse cnmHsn ga f''
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asked Com missioner Lane.
"That's Just IT, said Mr.. iSelioEg.
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1IariZbofore The time set. for the hoar-
Ink tho venue of tho proceedings was
caanged from room TO room
where the three ia~estlsatora took their
-aeats beneath largo picture OF
. EnmuaI Rlatchford - -.
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ore IN the rpam.buiie
nr MRhl said he supposed the nnmcA
of 1tfir f'itrffic hfte4 would - u
Ar NahI. tie Margln LAna1is tAe, only
i.sef, t.Ahlp crCcern controlled by the
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The eotn OF his wife as he was hn-
Ing taken away could be heard on the
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An autopsy held by coroner's Pnysl-
clan HartunR upbn tho body OF the
child establishes that Tho lItrlo ono was
AZ Jaayh
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..--y.S-liiss ~ 80 --.st.
,.ssar Ihrsh.r q..s4aA.oa Nj, kaA ~
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air, Kalingg Sto leanS forward while
rsillluci!az nlx exanilBat.nI IKE n
spsskrSnoH Directing ar Interesting ,1aa#
Bh6wad AIR aifiiaF liSl of tho sIu,iIar
(, drtStNfAtfs q nf5fhe FSur Companies
5fass isssfa. Reiieosd Srshuni. Mtllarh
ei tSs Eifessian ps JaaSc LoveIt Tor
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07
PRAISE FOR BRADY
LABOR MEN EUL0GIZE LATE
ASSEMBLYMAN.
His Work in Unions Cause Brings
Tribute in Trades Council.
Gift for Roach.

Several of the delegates to the Es-
sex Trades Council last night took oc-
casion to eulogize the late Assembly
man Daniel J.. Brady. of Bloomfield.
who represented Hat Finishers' Union
IA in the council.
Mr.. Brady was considered one of the
shining lights of the labor movement
in New Jersey, and it was while ad-
vancing the interests of his organiza-
ton that he met his death last Sunday
morning in Ohio. i
Frank p. Freeman, of the Buffers and
Polishers' Union. said that A~ssemblyman
Brady was one of the most consistent labor
organization men in New Jersey, as he
never left anything undone which would
have a tendency to benefit working people.
Mr.. Freeman also referred to Mr.. Brady
as a man who had a splendid moral char
acter, a sincere friend and devoted hus-
band and an affectlonate father.
1t was decided to drape the charter of
the council. out Of respect TO the memory
of Mr.. Brady, and also appoint a commit
tee to draft resolutions of coincidence and
lave them engrossed and sent to the
family.
The committee, which is composed of
the officers of the council, is as follows
Thomas Fiers, president; Henry A. Cauler.
vlce-president: Henry F. Hilfers. secre-
tary; Morris r. WEIGH. financial secre-
tary; John T. Callahan, treasurer, and
Richard Armstrong, sergeant-at-arms;
trustees, Frank P. Freeman. Adam Zusi
and Charles Troxler; auditing committee,
Emil Ruegner. John H. Wallace and
James A. Panton.
John T. Callahan. on behalf of Hat Fin
isiiers' Union IA, presented TO John
Roach, general secretary of the Amalga-
mated Leather Workers, a fountain pen,
mounted with ivory and gold, as an APP
probation Of his services as an arbiter in
the settling of a strike in one of the hat
shops in this city recently. Mr.. Roach was
so surprised with his present that he could
only say thank you"
1t was announced that the net proceeds
Of the recent benefit for the photographers
Union of New York, amounted to 1896 at
present, with several organizations yet to
hear from.
Mr.. Freeman, as chairman of the NUM-
cipal committee. reported that he and his
colleagues had called upon Mayor Hauss-
ling during the week to ask that or
ganized labor be represented on the new
school board, and that the chief executive
promised the committee that he intended
to comply with their wishes.
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BELLEVlLLE.

Food for Immortals'' will be the subject
of the Rev. C. f.. Scudder in the Wesley
NJ. f. Church tomorrow morning. The
topic at the evening service will be Hand
ling a Shifty Lawyer"
Jennie Naylor, IA years old, Of William
street. while coasting on the street in
front of her home last night injured her
right arm. She was attended by DR.. John
F. Condor.
The receipts at the meeting of the Belle
Vile Building and Loan Association last
night amounted to about $4,000.
Eastwood Hose and Truck Company
has elected James X. Provett representa-
tive to the relief association, and Fred
erick Ritter alternate. The following
committee will arrange for the smoker on
New Years eve: John Provett, James
Salmon. Morris Cahill, William Mccoy and
James Smith.
The Rev. w. w. Conner in the Re
formed Church tomorrow morning will
preach on "Anti-Dubiety." The afternoon
subject will be Things to Think About. -
The fair and supper of the Ladies' Aid
Society was brought 10 a close last night
in the Wesley Nj. E. Church. The attend
ance last night was good, and it is eX-
pected that a large sum will be realized.
The tables and booths were in charge oil
the following: Fancy, Mrs. A. H.. Sanborn
Mrs. Emil c. Mertz. Mrs. Charles G.
Jones: apron, Mrs. Eugene Gavey, Mrs
William Wylie. Mrs. George Coeyman;
cake. Mrs. c. E.. Scudder, Mrs. s. A. Nef
Bryel: klondike, Mrs. s.. Cousins; candy,
Mrs. Charles James; Mrs. C. W. Stoddard
and Mrs. G. w. Williams; supper, Mrs.
Joseph Rue, Mrs. J. w. Schenck, Mrs. May
Hill, Mrs. Rebecca Richardson and Mrs,
e, Osborne
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07
MILLBURN.
IRVINGTON
AND HILTON
West Hudson News
ARLINGTON.

"a Stroll Through the Temple Which
Christ Saw will be the subject of the
Rev. John Hutchison's illustrated sermon
in the Presbyterian Church chapel tomor-
row night. Mr.. Hutchinson will give an
illustrated lecture at the same place on
Wednesday night, subject, Korea. the
Hermit Nation"
The two days fair Of the Trinity Epis-
copal Church closed last night in Quincy
Hall. netting the building fund a
meet Monday night for the purpose of set
Ting up the several details in connection
with the affair.
The Golden Rule Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters, will meet Monday night with Mrs,
william p. Bynner, in Beech street.
Mrs. William ]. Cashmere, of Devon
street, will entertain the ladies of the Bap-
fist Church Wednesday afternoon.
The cantata, Under the Palms" will be
given at the First M. e. Church Sunday
night.
A large number of Kearny and Airing
ton people will attend the complimentary
banquet to be given to Mayor-elect Louis
NJ. Brock in Achtel-Stetter's, Newark, to-
night.
Brigadier H. NJ. Ferris, of the Salvation
Army, will give an address in the Fdrsl
ity to Christianity. In the morning tbs
pastor, the Rev. s. Trevena Jackson vii
preach on Loves Best Gift"
William Claussen, Of Beech street. sailed
his morning for Sweden, where he will
remain until spring.
The Rev. John v. yidberg, of the Swed-
ish Baptist Church. will preach tomorrow
morning on 1.-THE TRANSPORTATION His
evening topic will be The Mistakes OF
Moses to Hobob.'
The Young Peoples meeting Of the First
Baptist Church will be held by Miss B
Burleigh Tuesday night. The topic will be
Lessons from an Old Love Story.
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Nur1EY HOSE COMPANY DANCE.

The reception and ball of the West Nut
ley Hose Company No. 3 last night was a
success. Delegations of tiremen from
Bloomfield, Montclair, Belleville, Kearny
and Union Hail were present. Among
the many present were: Mr.. and Mrs,
Albert Anderson and Miss Anderson. of
Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. John Macy, of
Passaic: Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Bellows,
of Newark; Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Josephine Madison. of New
ark: Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Bross, Free
holder Abram Blum, State Secretary OF
the Exempt Firemen's Association Henry
Cueman, Charles Schlotterbeck, Miss Mae
DeVVies, Isaac Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fitting. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fit
ting, William Dolan, Miss Nellie Reilly,
Miss Mary Beirne, Walter Stage, Frank
Speer, Miss Kathryn Fitting, Miss Alice
Frobose. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Frobose,
Mr.. and Mrs. FOL Frobose, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jamison, Miss Mae Kingsland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gilman. Theodore
Gilman, William Van Wrinkle, George
Motif, Miss Margaret Suttcliffe, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Wilric. Councilman William n.
Halsey, Mr.. and Mrs. William L.. Jones,
Miss Kingsland. Chief N. N. Stager, Miss
Irene Hesrn, Miss Margery Blum. Joseph
Blum, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry e. Brown.
Paul Lauterbun, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Weischedel. Martin Hawkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. William G~arrabrant, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Speer, Henry Knabb, John Adams
and MANY others.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07
COLUMBIA MEMS REUNION.

h New Jersey Alumni Association OF
Columbia University will have a reunion
next Thursday evening at English's, East
Orange. Among the guests and speakers
will be President Nicholas Murray Butler
of the university, Hamilton W. Mabie,
Dean Goetz, of the School Of Applied
Sciences; prominent member of the
faculty and alumni, and Hon. John Frank
I'm Fort, Governor-elect of the State OF
New Jersey, and Frederick Keppel, secre-
tary of the university. A quartet from the
Glee Club will sing old college songs.
The officers are: Ruford Franklin. $50,
PRESIDENT; Schuyler Skaats Wheeler, '8s'
vice-president; George James Bayles, '91,
treasurer; Arthur IT. Egner, '03, sec
rotary. The standing committee Is com
posed of Robert Arrowsmith. 80: John X,
Gore, 81 Henry G. Atha, 'S9: Edwin G.
Adams, "a: Edward E.. Sage, II; William
Wiener. 'SS; Arthur Y. Meeker, 90; VIII
lam A. Meil6elham, SO; William O. Wiley.
49,. the Rev. Claudius M. Roome, 80:
William Fellowes Morgan, 80; Charles M.
Lum, 81.