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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18

Hair Tonie-Cranitonic. the great
hair and scalp food, the regular size
bottle, %
Hair Brushes-Extra fine quality
bristles, solid back wood Hair
Brushes, assorted styles of handles,
each Svc
Nail Brushes-Wood Back Nail
Brushes, assorted styles, each.... &c
Pears Soap-The genuine Pears
Unscented Toilet Soap, cake. .....9c
Pears sonp-The genuine Pears
Scented Toilet Soap, cake. ......12c
CASTLE Soap-The genuine La Pri-
mera Spanish White CASTLE Soap.
Ave cakes to the box. SIC
DandruG Cure-The celebrated
make of Coke Dandrun Cure, large
size bottles, .5Oc
Dauderine-The well-known brand
of knowlton's D~anderine Hair omit
and Scalp Cleanser, medium size
bottle. 2
SOzOdOnt-The celebrated Sozodont
Tooth Wash, regular size, each. 15c
SOzodOnt-The well-known brand
of Sozodont Tooth Wash, large size,
edch ..'.' .ffc
CASTLE Soap-rhe celebrated An
Choir Brand CASTLE Soap, small size
cake,
CASTLE Soap-The celebrated An
chor Brand CASTLE Soap, large size
cake,
Dressing Combs-Hard Rubber
Black Dressing Combs. assorted
bay Rum-Good quality Bay Rum.
standard make, each. .......... 10c
Florida Water-A1 quality Florida
Water. large size bottle. each. 1
Nail Brushes-1,0 900 extra fine
quality Wood Back Nail Brushes, as
sorted styles.
Hair Brushes-A special lot of ex-
ira fine quality Bristles. short and
long Et0pk- assorted gfWlPG nf han.
die; Only a very limited quantity;
Tooth Brushes-Good quality Tooth
Brushes, assorted styles of handles,
Hair Brushes-soiid Back Wood
Hair Brushes, good quality bristles,
assorted styles of handles, each I
Rubifoam-The celebrated Rubi-
foam Tooth Wash, each.........16 Ice
Bath Brushes-Long Detachable
Handle Bath Brushes. good quality
Emery Boards.Good quality En-
cry Boards. one dozen in a box. &c
Rubber GlOves-Ladies' Household
Rubber Gloves, all sizes, white and
DSnderinelThe celebrated and
well-known Danderine Hair Tonic
Talcum Powder-Hahne & Co.'s
perforated top, extra fine quality,
Tooth Brushe.-special lot of ex.
ira fine quality Bristle Tooth
Brushes and assorted styles of ham
Batermiik scap--Gennine cosmo
Buttermilk Soap, each. Sc
Cloth Brushes-Good quality Cloth
Brushes, wood back, each. 49,. .19c
Whisk BFcOnts-Special lot of
well-made Whisk Brooms, each. &c
Flesh FOod-Dr. Charles's genuine
Flesh Food. regular size bottle. .3Jc
Almond Crenm-Hind's Honey and
Almond Cream. reg. size bottle. SEE
Witch Haze1-The celebrated make
of Hahne & Co, quart. .........25
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
HORSEWHIP FOR
HER 'HUBBY'S'
AFFINITY
Paterson Woman Was Sum-
mOned to Court, but
Judge Let Her Go.

PATERSON, Sept. 1S.-Mrs. Mary
Mitchell. of this city, has, with the aid
OF a horsewhip, undertaken to rid her
husband of the affinity whom he de-
clared he could not shake"
Mrs. Mitchell is 80 and slender. but
what she lacks in a~voirdupois she
makes UP in nervous energy When
she learned through a note, accidentally
discovered, hat her husband, a turf
Spectator and former owner of race
horses, was playing The role of soul
mate to Miss Annie Rooney, a plump
blonde, she resolved to take matters
into her own hands.
The note, which was from Miss
Rooney. asked Mitchell to meet her at
Main and Market streets. Mrs. Mitchell
took it upon herself to keep the ap-
pointment. When Miss Rooney came
along the wife wasted no words; she
applied her whip. When Mrs. Mitchell
taxed her husband with his misdeeds
he admitted everything, but said he
could not get rid of Miss Rooney. The
blonde, smarting under her injuries,
had Mrs. Mitchell summoned to court
on a charge of assault and battery.
After Recorder Carroll had discharged
her Mrs. Mitchell turned on her rival
and demanded her arrest. \
Better stick to your horsewhipping,"
advised the court gently.
Mitchell was ruled off the track four
years ago for trying to introduce a
ringer"
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
FOR WIFE %DESERTERS.
Associated Charities Committee to See
They Get Punishment They Deserve.

Deserters Of wives and families will
henceforth be watched by the Bureau Of
Associated Charities, and a committee has
been named to look after the new depart
ment. This committee, consisting of the
Rev. James l. Vance, Algernon T.
Sweeney and Mrs. F. C. Jacobson, will
keep a complete court record of every de-
sertion case coming up in the local courts,
and whenever family heads repeat the of
Tense they will be hunted and punished
by the bureau. The committee will con-
front them with their past record.
A special meeting will be held in Octo-
Der to elect a president. Committees have
been named to seek cooperation between
the city outdoor poor department and the
bureau and to urge the passage of a State
law concerning provision for the poor.
General Secretary Arthur L. McDougal
stated that 316 families had been dealt
with during the summer, and that ne
had gone over each individual record. MI.
McDougall said Ill cases had been re-
ferred to various institutions, 2231a days
of work had been given women In the
workroom. SAL calls had been made and
1863 letters sent. For the Provident Saw
ings Fund, he reported 1857. 80 received
and 1885, IA withdrawn during the summer,
the total amount collected, S43, 0S5. 10, and
the balance on hand, $2,04175.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
TICKLERS BARRED AT
C0NEY'S MARDl GRAS.
Seven Hundred Policemen Have Little
to Do-Masked Dancers Not
Allowed.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-Coney Islands
Mardi Gras brought out a crowd Of more
than 100000 jewellers last night, and when
the clock struck twelve Surf avenue was
as if a million rainbows had dissolved
into particles and deposited themselves as
a six-inch snowfall. There was confetti
everywhere. Everywhere, overlooking
sidewalks and piazzas. was the crowd, so
thick in Surf avenue at times that it came
to a standstill through sheer force Of
numbers
Seven hundred policemen looked on and
had little to do except smile and swallow
confetti. There were few arrests, and the
number was made up mostly of ambitious
youngsters who were selling confetti as
original packages that consisted of sweep
ings of the inaugural night. The police
stopped the sale of all confetti that was
not of one color, just as they stopped the
yale of ticklers on the opening night.
Straw hats suffered sadly. A straw hat
that lived ten PAGES in the Surf avenue
throng was a curiosity. A hundred men
went home bareheaded.
Fully one-half the women wore automo-
bile busters and as many men wore Cog
giles. Many of the women supplemented
the busters with automobile wells, and
came out of the storm with only a small
share of the all-pervading confetti.
The parade, headed by Rex v. and his
queen. was repeated, the line of march
being along Surf avenue. where the royal
party with the keys to Coney Island held
pompous reception. An attempt was made
by a crowd of men and women to appear
in mask at the ball, but this was stopped
by the police, believing that the license
would give too much opportunity to pick
pockets and petty thieves.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
125 TO BE GIVEN WORK.
Manufacturers of Ventilation Device to
Open Shop In Warren Street.

A new industry will soon be introduced
at IS Warren street, the plant of the
Inslee Foundry Company, by the H.. f.
Thompson Manufacturing Company, which
will employ LBS worknen in the produc-
ton Of a patented automatic ventilating
system, which is in operation in many
Southern States.
The object of the invention is TO eX-
clude dust. dirt and rain. while permitting
light to pass through n TO afford at the
same time a ready means of ventilation.
1t is also designed to accurately locate any
undue rise in temperature In any part OF
a building In which it is installed, register
the number of the ventilator by which the
rise Is detected. as well as the number
Of the floor and room. and the degree of
heat. and also TO automatically open and
close ali ventilators throughout the build
ing. The device can also be regulated to
airy degree of heat desired.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
ARRESTED FOR ARSON.
Boys Tired of Life in Convent Accused
Of Setting 1t Afre.

NYACK, n. Y. Sept. 1s.-Six young
boys at the Convent of ST. Agnes,
Sparkill, we're arrested at that institu-
tion yesterday charged with setting fire
TO the convent early on last Saturday
morning, when the building was barely
saved from burning down. There were
600 children sleeping in it. The boys
made a confession saying they were
tired of the place and wanted to burn
il down. i
District Attorney Gagan held an ex-
animation in the afternoon before Judge
Levison, when the boys told of the cir
cumstances of the fire and appeared
to regret that their plans had not sue
ceeded. The boys ages range from IL
to IA years, and their names are
Thomas Mcmahon, Henry Collins, Will
lam Gaul, George Hildebrandt and
George Devine. The boys were sent to
the Catholic protectory at West Farms
to await the action of the Grand Jury.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
WHY BARR RESIGNED.
Director-G General Of jamestown EXPOSE
ton Disapproves of Tucker.

NORFOLK. Va. Sept. 1S.-Unahle to re
tain his position and maintain his self
respect, Director-General James M. Barr
has asked to be relieved Of his position.
In a letter to the committee OF directors
he declared there was continued conflict
between himself and President Harry ST.
George Tucker over the social features OF
the exposition.
1t is a elimination of trouble that has
existed since the opening day. Governor
Swanson has seen the effects OF the dis
cord in which President Tucker has f5-
ured extensively and recently he has de-
cllned TO participate in any Of the greatest
Of the social functions.
The story is that there has been a desire
on the part Of certain officials to subordi-
nate the m~oney-making end Of the EXPOSE
ton to their own social Advancement, re-
CARELESS of the fact that the government
loan installments are overdue and that the
stockholders will certainly receive no re-
turf1.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
These Patent Medicines at Lowest Prices.

Cough Syrup The celebrated
Hance Bros White Pine and al
Cough Syrup. regular 15c bottle lie
Orangeine-The celebrated Orange
inc headache powders, regular CSC
box, at....... loo
Salts
4-oz. carton Rochelle Salts for. Sc
S-oz. carton Rochelle Salts for 15c
] lib. carton Rochelle Salts for 29c
S-oz. carton EPSON Salts for .3Hc
1907. carton EPSON Salts for. &c
Chalk-4-oz. Wooden Boxes Pre-
cipitated Chalk, .3kc
BOracic Acid-4-oz. carton Boracic
Acid for.
Soda
SOY. carton Bicarbonate of Soda, &c
1907. car. Bicarbonate of Soda Zoe
Glycerine--
2 ozs. of Glycerine for. ........7 c
ozs. of Glycerine for 49,. Il
Cream of Tartar
2-oz. carton Cream OF Tartar. &c
4-oz carton Cream of Tartar. lie
Alum - = carton Powdered
Alum .....'... '..s...S
Antikamnia TabIets-The genuine
A. X. 5-gr. tablets, ] doz. In box.
reg. 25c vest pocket size. ice
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
MAN THROWS HORSE.
And Thereby Saves Life of Woman in
Runaway,

BURLINGTON, Sept. 1s.-By hurting
himself under the heels of a runaway
horse Charles Cook saved the life of
Mrs. Charles Sapp, wife of a member
of the ]. F. Budd Shoe Manufacturing
Company. whose afternoon drive ended
in a death-defying dash across the city.
Cook was trampled by the animal,
which was about TO leap into the river,
but his action caused the horse to
stumble. and, Selling the reins, he
dragged it down until other pedestrians
aided him.
Mrs. Sapp was entertaining Meyer
Behal, of Texas, a millionaire leather
dealer, who is her husbands guest. by
a drive. about the city. Behal was
thrown out or his head when the rig
hit a fire plug, and the runaway a mo-
ment later grazed the front end of q
Camden and Trenton trolley car, de-
molishing the fender.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
ABDUcToR GETS LIMIT.
Former Policeman Sentenced to Four
teen Years in P~enitentiary.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-Theodore D.
Hess. the policeman who kidnapped Eliza
beth Grady, IA years old, was sentenced
Yesterday by Judge Foster. of General SEES
sons, to fourteen years and five months in
Sing Sing. Hess's wife. whom he de-
serted, was In court. She told Judge Fos-
ter that she wouldn't plead for her hus-
band: all she wanted to say was that he
always had provided for his family. She
was not going TO have anything to DO with
him again, and would NOT see bin before
he went to Sing Sing.
Hess, who has slammed insanity, ex-
pacted &c get of with a suspended SEN
tcnce. He got the maximum. The Grady
girl, who has been in charge Of the Gerry
Society, will be returned TO her parents.
Her health Is not good.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18

Aromatic Spirits of AmsnOnia-
: OF. Lor. $500. A1c
Sweet Spirits of Nitre-2 OF.
for liz
Phosphnte-4-oz. bottle Phosphate
soda,
Vichy-4-oz. bottle vichy Salts.
at .......... D
BOrnx-1-lb. package Mule-Team
bOrdx, v
Citrate characterization, value
zOc
Citrate Magnesia-Granular 4-oz.
DOtlie
Toilet Paper5Our Newark special
brand, regular SC, at...... .3Ac roll
Our Yale special brand, regular loo
value, . roll
Our Pure Manila Roll, 1000 sheets,
regular lie, DC
Sen saIt-10-lb. bags of Al quail
ity Sea Salt, for bath, bag....... &c
Munyon's Remedies-25c size. 14c
Liebig's Malt Extract-value 15c.
at U
Compound Licorice, small size, 31sc
Compound Licorice, large size &c
Essence of Peppermint, 2 o.. .15c
Essence of Peppermint, A o.. 25e
P~nregoric, 2 Tie
PnregOric, 4 Use
GIycerinc and Rose Water, 4 or, lie
jamaica Ginger-2-oz. bot. for 1Oc
Orangeine-The celebrated head
ache powders, regular SOC size. .38c
BOrucic Addison. cartons for 1bc
Herbs-Pennyroyal, Tansy, Sage.
Catnip. Boneset. etc, 1-oz. pack
Misrnine Tabiets-1oO in bottle.
regular 23c. .19c
La Pacific PiIisESoiubie gelatin
coated, of Sharp & Doane, 100 in
Carbolic soap-Lyon's carboiic
Soap, regular &c cake. ...1c
Big wonder soap-Hellers Big
Wonder Floating Bath Soap, regu-
Phrosteen The genuine kind.
FrostilIa-The genuine kind, at 14c
Sonp-Celebrated Sweetheart Soap.
s-oap-speoiai lot of extra dne
quality Armour's Toilet Soap, 3
cakes in box. regular 10c cake, as
sorted doors, special at, box. Csc
Cold Cream-Kalish, Alb. can
Quinine-The very best quality s.
grain quinine capsules, put UP one
ao Hair - To p3S. aS, veil known hranC NC
Of Westphai's Hair Tonic and Aux
iliator. small size, each. $500. zee
Hair TOnic-The well-known brand
Of Westphal's Hair Tonic and Aux
Water Boftles-Two-quart rubber
Hot Water Bottles. Al quality.
Every one warranted perfect when
Fountain Syringes -Two-quart
Extra Quality Fountain Syringes,
with three hard rubber attachment.
and rapid flow tubing, each. .... .03s
Marvel Syringes-The genuine
Marvel Whirling Bulb Syringes,
each s..s-- .p&s11
Absorbent Cotton, 900 pounds OF
extra fine quality Absorbent Cotton,
in one pound carton. each. .24c
Whisk BroOms-Extra fine quality
Whisk Brooms. strongly made, some
with celluloid handles, EACH. . . Ice
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
GEN. MILLS'S FUNERAL.
Will Take Place at West Point on
Thursday Afternoon.

NEW YORK. Sept. lS.-Funreral SERVICES
over the body of Brigadier-General Samuel
M. Mills, retired, formerly chief of artil-
Iery, u. S. A., who died on Sunday, will
be held in West Point chapel Thursday at
S:45 p. m. The body was removed from
Galilee. n. j.. last night, escorted by six
artillery sergeants and a commissioned
officer.
Those who have been asked to act as
honorary pall-hearers are Lieutenant-Gen-
eral Henry c. Corbin, Maior-General j.
i. Bell, Maior-General A.. f.. Bates. Major
General o. II. Ernst. Major-General Fred
erick Dent Grant, Brlgadier-Genera Ar
thur Murray. chief of artillery; Brigadier-
General William P. Duval, Brlgadier-Gen-
eral william Crozier. chief OF ordnance;
Colonel Anderson and Colonel H.. l.. Scott,
superintendent of the military academy at
West Point.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18

Seidlitz Powders dozen Seidlitz
Powders, in tin boxes. guaranteed
Al quality, at.
Iron PilIs-1o0 Blaud's Iron Pills.
bottle
Pumice-
Powdered Pumice, wooden carton.
at ..-.....- ...s. . DO
Powdered Pumice, wooden carton.
Quinine PilIs-1o0 2-grain Quinine
Pills, in bottles, Al quality. at. .1Sc
Tablets-Vest pocket size Of Soda
mint, Potash. Pepsin, reg. 10c....7c
"Sal Hepntica"-The new rheuma-
tism cure, regular soc size. .... soc
"Sa1 Hepaticu"-The new rheuma-
tism cure, regular Csc size, 80. lie
Quininc .Capsules-The genuine
p. d. & Co, 2-grain, n dozen in
DoN ..-..+.s.- -.......- .Oc
Apenta Water-The genuine, reg
ular 2oc Slze...... ,ZOc
Cnstor OIL Cnpsules-21a gramme
p. ID. & Co. Castor OIL Capsules. 6 In
pOA ...s-'...
Toilet Soap-Armour's good quail
ity Toilet Soaps. assorted doors.
three cakes to the ox.......... Sc
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
NONE BLAMED FOR WRECK.
Boston G Maine 0ficials Unable to Place
Responsibility for Canaan Crash.

BOSTON, Sept. 1s -Following an In
v~estigation by Boston and Maine Rail-
road officials into the causes of the
wreck at Canaan. N. H.. Sunday morn
ing. which caused the loss of twenty
five lives. General Manager Barr, Of
the railroad, gave out a statement to-
day.
Responsibility for the accident is not
charged to any one person or persons.
The statement says hat the order on
file in the train dispatcher's office re-
fers to train No. 80 being late. while
the order delivered to the conductor
and engineer of the freight refers to
train No. so.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
MOVE FOR GOOD JUDGES.
Members of New York Bar Association
to Arrange Public Meeting.

NEW YORK, Sept. IS. Some seventy
members of the Bar Association, including
Vice-President Frederick B. Jennings, who
presided, met last night to consider ways
and means Of i~nsuring the nomination and
election of the best possible candidates for
the bench. both in the city and State.
A resolution was adopted calling upon
the committee on judicial nominations TO
cooperate with the other citizens of the
city of New York either for arranging
a public meeting or taking other steps -
insure the n%omination and election of the
most able. experienced and representative
candidates for judicial offices at the APP
preaching election. This committee is 70
report its conclusions at another special
meeting of the association to be held Sep
%.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
NAH EnamcI-Lustrite Nail Enamel.

Nail Enamel-Lustrite Nail Enamel.
cake form. white. EACH. .......15
G~lycerlne SOap-One-half pound
bar Glycerine Soap. good quality,
edC1 s.s..s..s -. 49, go . .Dc
Violet Ammonin-Good quality
Violet Ammonia. pint size bottle. Sc
Violet AmmOnia-Good quality
Violet Ammonia, just the thing for
the bath, quart size bottle, each. Ice
Pumice StOne-Assorted styles of
Pumice Stones in cake form, with
and without handles, each. 1900
SanitOl Tooth Powder-Sanitol
Tooth Powder. the genuine kind,
each ......... .lOc
Tar SOap-The genuine Packer S
Tar Soap excellent for shampooing,
regular size cake. each. $500. .14c
Shaving SOap-Williams's Mug
Shaving Soap, round cakes, each Be
Dressing COmbs-ENtra fine quail
ity Black Rubber Dressing Combs.
Goodyear make, Toe
Bathaswcet-The celebrated Bath
asweet Bath Powder, at. ........10
Munyon's SOnp-The genuine Nun
yon's Witch Hazel Soap, regular size
Shaving Soap-Williams's YANKEES
Shaving Soap, the genuine kind.
DIT . = = ..tC
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18

Toilet sOap-Armour's celebrated
line of Arbor Toilet Soaps in as
sorted odors. 3 cakes to the box,
at ..... ......, 2 box
Witch Hazel SOap-Corona Witch
Hazel Soap, large oval cake, one n
TOothpicks-The genuine Maple
Wood Toothpicks, large size, box. Sc
AIcOhol-16-oz. bottle Alcohol lee
C~amphOr-
2-oz. bottle Camphorated OIL. &c
4-oz. bottle Campnorated OIL II
Ginger ozs. Essence Jamaica
Ginger, bottle.
Camphor-
2 ozs. Spirits OF Camphor. .....12c
4 ozs. Spirits Of Calnphor.
Rose water
2 ozs. Rose Water, bottle. ..... Sc
4 ozs. Rose Water, bottle. 49,, lie
Sugar of MlIk-1-lb. carton Sugar
of MILK.
Castor OIL
2 ozs. Castor Oil, bottle ....-.. &c
4 ozs. Castor Oil. bottle lie
Witch Hnzel-Hahne & Co.'s Pure
Distilled Extract of Witch Hazel:
1907. bottle. .15c
S-oz. bottle, sc
suIphur-Wooden boxes Powdered
sulphur .Jf=c
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
LACK OF SCHOOL ROOM.
Thousands of New York's eS7,3s7 Pupils
on Part Time.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-six hundred and
thirty-seven thousand three hundred and
eighty-seven children are enrolled in the
schools Of New York this fall, according
to the figures compiled by the superin-
tendent, William II. Maxwell. This is an
Increase OF more than 10000 over last year.
The figures show that In three ~boroughs
there are 6S,64O pupils who are on part
time owing to lack of room. This Is a
decrease Of 12.543 since September, 1906.
This number will be lowered in a month,
when 5000 extra sittings will be available
through the completion of several schools.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
TESTIMONIAL ON EVE OF TRIP.

The Down and out Club" of The Joseph
Werner Association last night gave a fare
well reception to Joseph Werner, who will
sail for Europe tomorrow. The affair was
held in Mr.. Werner's place Of business, Il
Boston street. and the guest Of honor was
presented with 4 geld watch fob. Singing
and dacing kept the house open until an
carly hour this morning. Mr.. Werner will
make an extended .onr Of France. and
expects to he goue for four months. Many
members OF the club intend to 50 to Ho-
boken pc see him on.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
TWAIN VISITS ROGERS.
Financier Takes the Humorist Riding
in His Automobile.

FAIR HAVEN, Mass. Sept. 1S.-Mark
Twain came from New York on the
Fall River Line boat Monday night to
visit Henry II. Rogers at his summer
home here.
Although Mr. Rogers, according to
his physicians and other witnesses, is
too i'll to attend court. he took his
visitor out for an automobile ride and
acted as his own chauffeur.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
TOO BUSY FOR COURT.
Farmers Have Term Postponed a
Month.

SALEM. Sept. 1S.-The opening session
Of the Salem County courts yesterday
morning lasted just about half an hour
and Justice Trenchard was enabled to
leave az noon. All the Supreme and Cir
cult Court cases were referred to Circuit
Judge Endicott. Because of the busy sea-
son among the farmers, a great number
OF whom compose the petit jury. Judge
Sinnickson continued the criminal business
until Wednesday, October 3. and the jurors
were discharged until that time. The
Grand Jury has many cases for c~onsidefa-
ton and will not complete its iabors till
tomorrow.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
PRIEST CONVICTED OF MURDER.

P~ITTSBURG. Sept. 1S.-Ludwig $40
zygiel. 8 Polish priest. formerly of Chi
cago. was convicted last night of mur-
der in the second degree for the killing
If Andrew S~tarzynski August Z.
Starzynski and his brother stephen
kept a hotel, and in a drunken fight the
priest shot and killed them both. Self
defense and drunkenness was the ex-
e.,sa given by the priest.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
FRENCH AERopIANE coIIApsEs.

PARIS. Sept. 1S.-Bleriot tested his
aeroplane yesterday at the drill grounds
at Issy. The machine, after run
ming seventy-five yards, rose stead
lily, attaining a height of twenty-three
Yards. The motor suddenly stopped
and the %aeroplanc came to the ground.
Bleriot's face was cut. but not SERIOUS
ly. The space covered measured SOS
feet. the next best to Santos Dumontfs
record of us feet.