davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-12

After that Elizabeth's letters to Edith contained
no reference to David
While promenadng during the intermission at
a concert one evening" Elizabeth and David
met Hugh Arlington, a devoted admirer of
Edith's. He walked with them and asked about
Edith Realizing how hopeless was his infatua-
ton, and at the same time, in what light esteem
Edith held David Elizabeth was in doubt what to
say. After a seemingly long time she spoke.
Edith is very well, but her mother doesn't seem
to improve very much It's sad isn't it to think
that she is so sick and so far away from her hus
band. OF course Edith is a perfect Darlington,
there's the music. Hadn't we better return to
our seats?"
Hugh didn't know that Edith had called him
her pet antipathy.' He English and had
arstocratic connections of whom he was con-
stantly talking Edith was not democrat at
heart, and yet she disliked depersonalized en-
blems of quality" Given choice between COM
moner and nobleman of equal merit, she would
unhesitatingly have chosen the noblemani given
choice between two Americans of equal attain
ments without the prestige of family" and
the other with it, she would instantly have Sc
ected the latter. But in either case her stand
ard for the man would have to be met
Addington, with strange obtuseness, persisted
in the attempt to obtrude himself, although Edith
had frequently intmated that he lacked those
qualities which she considered indispensable in
the first the capacity to create for himself
a place in the affairs of men, and the second, the
willingness to forget himself for the well being of
another.
with her mother, he thought that his opportunity
had come; he would write to several of his rela-
tives and friends, asking them to be as attentive
to his good friends, Mrs. Rawston and her daugh-
ter, as they conveniently could.
mo matter how little Edith cares for name and
position this side of the water" he soliloquzed
"over there it will be different. She'll be allured
as every other girl is and the credit will re-
dound to me-" Little did he realize, cad that he
was, that his dependence upon artificial standards
was her chief objection to him.
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YfQ8EOdO d0


rolidid0 duTant0 Slgun tempe On MRnatf,
hR tEasIadado "a FsnidonOia & csta Ciudad
dc San Juan, adonds lego aver.
VienG s Il San Juan en- union de 81 B9'
6oEita hiia EnCaHnGci6n que pFeIta ahoEa
BuR BorviCios en- Ia ofCina central dc tale
fonog dc GStR Ciudad, 4 Is que hR gid0 tRaB'
IRdsdR de L. de Manatf
GEata pOFmanenCiR en- San Juan & les
diAtinguidG8 dRmaG.
PsTsOnGles. PegEe8ado 90 resi-
doncia de AfiRHoo el delegado 10 CANA
ra, LOdo. Rafael AEFilIagR, cue eEtuVo sn
eBtR 0iudRd en- agu t0B PARTICULARS. Que
% FepitRn suB visitaI
mo hay NADIA para San JpanP-Pareos
BeguEo que nj baiIo hAbT6 0l dfR del pa
trone de lR oiUdad, , dc lRH tEadiOionale8
fsstas no qusdRra nino el raCusrdo, Un
entuHiagta grupo de j6vsneu que trRtRbR de
llevar & efscto IN bale On 81 tGatEo de lR
Ciudad On lR nochs del q, 4,paFscs que de-
BIste de "a prop6sitO por no ConfRr On el
mejoE 6xito.
Como On a7gdn contEo de l9B do Ia Capi'
tel no SO organize alguna FelRdR bRile,
NADIA 90 hRr6 81 "a de Juuio para CoRme'
moEsE Rl patronoI
Para EWTOpG.-A fines del mes CoHFiente
ira de vacRoionOB 10 patEia AlemRniG, el
aefior Max Hains, antique empleRdo de ia
casa. Bs6ores Fritzs LUndt = Co., del CO.
meECiO de estR Ciudad.
El senior Hoine haCe afoB eBt6 Ga San
Juan en- Is EefsEidR comsFCial traits ah0'
re- de viaitRF BuB familiareB dc que hSce
tanto tempo eut6 SOpaERdo. Ira vfe Me-
ditsrF6uso psaando pr Italia. suB Compa'
6eroB tratan de daPle una fiesta do deDpe'
didR. Busn viRjs ls dsseamog.
6EMPER.
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ANUNCIO De SuBASTA
DepartamentO del IntsriOr.-OfcinaI del
Superintendents de Obras P6bEicaa

eau Juan, P. R Mayo 26 dc 1908,
Proposiciones On plisgog csrradoB para
Adjudication On pdblioR BubaBta del sunni.
nitro, medidA , sntEsga do $1,000 metros
c6bicoB, mss msnos de piGdFR tFiturada,
por loteu, para Ia conservation do las CO.
TEeteFas inBulaFes, 8e admitirGn en- eGta
ofcina haBta las ii 8. m. del dia 25 do
Junio dc 1908 ca que Sc RbEiE6n p6bliCa'
mente.
Todoa lo1 datos necesaHios Ba daE6n en-
esta oficins, donde 30 sncusntrRn de mani.
fieAto todos los documsntos que han do
regir On Is contrAta , podTGn TeCoger loE
Iicitadores los modelog de pFopoEiCi0neE
que han de pEeBsntar.
La administration aa rsserva el deracho
de 1echazar cualquiera 6 todRB Las prOpo'
uicionaB
PoF orden del Comiaionado del Into'
rioE, j. J. JimSnes. -BuperintendOnte de
Obras P6bIicaE % Y. .. n6m. 8.
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In uta imp1onta 8 VOndS do papol
poEi6dico Visio { $500 IoS SO kiloa (SR
bWiataL)
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coohes
faou
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nempo eEI6 vacRnte. En IR TBfeTIdR BernR
figuFsn lon Sreg. F. ThimpHcn, r. @. LG'
wis Y Salvador Sierra. Este tItimo pres
C. Be1vicio On laB ofcinIs de corFeoV.
-EI assistant attorney inform6 hoy,
que pEobablaments sBta tards qusdRris re-
GueIto el Ssunto de la quOja y CaFgos pre-
BsntRdOI codtTR 81 juoE de pAE de Rfo.Pis'
draB.
Sc sncuentrR sn esta ciudRd' en aBun'
tou de negocios 81 nefiOF Nicolas SiraguIR,
de AFecib0. ..-
lei iusz municipal impuBo hoy s
Francisco Rivers, aCuERdo de agreHi6n 6
Vslontin TiradO, hscho oCurridO aver enla
Gale do San FrancisCo, msBsg de aFreat0.
I'll Rivera per8igui6 CuChillo en- mRnos por
mn gran trayeoto de la Gale de San Fran
Ciaoo Il TiPado, uiando detsnido por an te'
nients de Ia policfa inaulaE que % encon'
tvabs NOR ALI espeTando tomaE nm CAIRO
el6ctrico paEa IL & PueRta dc TERRA.
-Hs uido deuignado para 81 cargo de su'
Doyintendenta de ID EsoUelR de MayagueS
81 ST.. Camille Bull LIuvsraE, q0s fgugaba
Al Il terms GnviRda 81 depaRtamsnto Con
Bolidado por Ia Oomiai6n do seEviCio
Civil. El ST.. Bull LluVsEas g delegGda
& 10 C&maFR y pogGs conoCimientol paFa
81 busn delsmpGfio de ess cargo, Ee1ultande
una buSnR election .BU n0mbFamionto.
-Ha Cauuado sansaCi6n en- l03 CfEculoI
pnliticoB de l0s EstadOB UnidOB, 10 doEoH
minaci6n del presidents dc il 6 Casar .
Africa del Sur, tan pRonto teEmins 90 po
Fiodo pEeaidonciRl. So aEeguRa que 10 70
ns oue lIevR asH6 DO Ia que vendn ca 6aE
juan, p. sCbiEa , Comp. PlRSa Baldo
Rioty,
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EuT0Pa en- China.

El celebrs touriata frances 81. Champig'
noD, de regrsso de "a Ultima sscuTIi6n aI
imperio Chino, aSeguFR que log mRndaEi'
mes, 70 no uIsn Lar cl6HiCa8 ChRquOtAB con
HuB cinCo botoneI, Gin6 que, obadeCiendo
ur oFdon rOCisute de Bu celestial Emp0FR'
dor, Vistsn Rhora loE famoIo8 tTnjes heChoa
que para CaballoEoI = nifioI Bs venden en
LA PslmOIana" dc PieERI , Comp.
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En- Vega alta OcurI6 otro hoeho Do herlAas graves,

Rio PiedEAg, junio 9.-En ol baFFio 8a'
banR Llama anoche las 1890 p. m. fu6
hsTido grAvemente individuo Juan Lopez
por GrEgoEio Cruz, quien le hizo un dis
paro Do revolver y NO hiEi6ndols le aHeHt6
una pufiRlsdA On 81 lAdo izquiardo que ls
atFa7ea6 81 pulm6n Hisndo ~ eatSdo grave.
AgreBor di6Rs 4 ID fuga y fue CsptuEAdo
on esta mRdrugsds poF o. guRrdis AuFs'
Iiano Rodriguez. Les doGtoEeB OTCRsitaB
y Marcano aBf como tAmbi6n juez de pAz
conatituy 6ronBe lugar del BuceBo en-
union do elIos inAtEuyo diligenCiRB. AgEe
soE tambien pEeasntR tres heridRB de ck'
rSctor Ieve en- lR cAbszR , frents-sRT'
gsnto Ig3EAvidez.
Vega aIta.-AyeF han Bido aTrestades
poR gaardia Rafael CaTFRnza, Severe Mon
tes , Jose Oquendo por AtGque con inten'
Ci6n de comsteE dslitoB graves al indfvi
duo TeIeNfoTo Ponce, quit6ndole diuero y
compFa hiTi6ndols gr8vsmente. JuGs de
paz emit, nde asunto.-L. Mirands, Cabo.
BArHanquitaB, junio.-En baEEio Hels'
chal aEEeuf6 On union guATdia Maldonado
Felipe Rivera (a) Tichs, por hAbsr ds'
do una pun IlRda Understandable 81 pulm6n
al individuo LibEado Martinez Gre, 10
NORRIS. JuEz sntisnds aHunt0.- Cabo
OliyieFi
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lie dispaT6 uH tir0 y asest6 una
puiaIada.
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En- lou dfsu 6 y z del sntEants Julio
habr6 nuoval inuCripOionss, do lol sLsCto'
Fo1 que no 10 sutuviOTRn. en- los preClnto8
do ID CiudRd. 2. do Ti0rEa Y santuRce
-Esta maflanB ostuvo ConfsEonclando
con 81 gobOrnRdoR int0Pino GsAoE Wlllou'
bhy, Ol assistant attorney Lsdo. Brown
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De S0GLEnal.

Bieuvsnido -PaBa una temp0ERdR en-
esta Oiudad, en- Il cara de loB diGtinguid0B
sspoE01 LaCoatR Ca!af, Il heEmGsR moTonB
, CuIta aafioKitR OonCapCi6n Erefio.
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% BROADWAY NEW.Y0RK.
Is vsrdadsraments admirable.

Miles dc cajaH do caIEado con alegantfi-
mas foEmRE, para todA olA1s do foFtunHI y
guEton, tisne aismpFa d Befior Am6rico Sc,
Las diupoliCi6n Dc "a oxtBnBa cIisnt8lR,
On 81 RcEsditado establishments I'll Popu-
lar" En- Los tiltimnI vnpoTsI RcabR dc Fo.
CibiE elsgantfIimoH eHtuchsI de peEfumeria
de lar mejoTOB mREcaB, ebay tambien frAs-
quitoE de Fegalo On mu0ltTAE Las mug
vas esenciaI do OEiOnts han Iido Bscibidaa
con gran sntuBiRHmo, J 81 EtKoF sRlE1 hR
removable BuH psdidos, HHf como dc Lar de-
''LegEand' de Ultima noVOdRd. Elpocia'
lidad an EspatillaB de HefioTs Tags rsuma.
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lGLESlA BAUTISTA
de Cayey.
Si.ss fahIifass De MADEIRA en- 81 81
ito donds OGuTlit 81 iItimb inGen-
dlO. seIia una C0DtIavenci6n De
la ley.
EI iyuRiimI0al0 hG uOtads 10 GT6iltO para lRV0T-
Trio en- Gosas dtllOs.
de nasstre eOrrespOnaal. }

Junio S.-A instanciaH de un amigo,
ConCuTFimoB anoChe lR "IgleHia Bautis'
ta' dc eRte pueblo, donde & lR BR76n De
dab3 principle an Bolemne sermon pEOdi'
cRdo pOF el CultO jovan Hes0F Eugsnio Al
vsEad0, hilo de YauGo, Aiendo introduced
al p6bliCo en- foFmaH corTectfsimRs por 81
viFtuoso cabalLeFo Mr.. Humphrey, minis'
tF0 pFotestanta de esta di6OeBia
IA BelioE AlvREad0, on BuB atin&dR d.
8sFtRCi6n, exhoRt6 To numeT0Ea conCu'
FEanCia aIlf congECgada que cOnnsryaEan
Ia fo purR en- 81 ideal FsganorRdoF de la
religion de OEiBto.
Mr.. q. T. Humphrey, oRbRlleFo' 'msritf.
simo, de una bondRd noblezR toda
pTuGba, con au pRlRbER G9nVincenta Bu'
geAtivs, he p0dido BumRE gran nGmeFo de
Rdept0g de la cRuRR nObilfGimR que con
tanto entusiRBmo hG venido dOfondiond0
d0sds 90 REFibo & este ''psf6n ho8pitRlRTio,
pe66n lleno de sm0FsB donde todaB laB Rl'
mas paTfumRn como hoEsg"
HRce uu luEtPo solGments que viene
pEedicando 81 svRDgelis On cate pueblo, ,
hR nido, como no era de dudaT, una suCe'
sion de dfaB de gloFias y tFiunfoB para 81.
Hs vinto coEonRdos BuB OsfueFzoB con uns
0voluci6n que % ha opeEado an 81 orden
Teligioso, favorable en- gran maneER 4 loB
idealeB que pFediOR.
-Seg6n tsnGmos sntendid05 On l0g sitioB
de les caBas destEufdaB poE lR oonhRgFaCi6n
habida en- ID nocha del 30 do Mayo, Be
pEoC8deF6 E fabFiCaE en- bTeVe, paro no On
la foFmB que prescribe lR ley, Bino de ma
deTR; y, como quieT8 que niend0 aaflaa con-
Il IL l. Hell
On pEim0FR z0nS, nos peFmitim0g 0bj0taE
0Bta corporation municipal para que de
ningdn modo % ComOts era infFACCi6n
OtentatoTia al OTnato p6bliCO , 10 Bsgu'
Efdad individual.
EstoR buen0g RGfi0EeR d0ben teneT pre-.
uents que ii no hubieBs sido poE Las oasaB
de mRmp0ateFfR, CayGy fueFR hoy poE com.
pleto an monitor do egCombR0g.
-El Ayuntamiento de este pueblo hR
votado Un cE6dito para ID C0mpFa de engs'
res itileH para EeT uBRdoB en- CaEoB de in
Cendio loa CuRleG 90 hRllan en- poder del
miBmoayuntamisnto.
-EI teniente Bird Ee encuentFa en- este
pueblo 70 ComplOtamente FsstableCido de
lR onfsrmsdRd que Ie EetuVo On CANA por
Rlgdn tempo = que pToVoc6 ID tFaHlado &
GUayRmR, al lRdo do Bu diAtinguidR f.
miliR.
-NusutEo busn amigo don Miguel Gar
cfa M6ndes, profsuor COntrRtad0 poF la
JuntR de INSTRUCTION do este pueblo, traits
de inHtalAF en- Las vacacionsI pT6ximAB, IN
plantel dc enGeSRnza gTatuto doDde Ee
Rdmitir6n Mics de todRs laB sdadeB
Eaa Rcci6n tan noble del CompAneTo
quaridfsimo, demueRtE8 cIaEAmente IoeIe'
Vado = sltruiBta de 30 cOTAz6n.
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Ls sthoYita
Ereno e. HIS
ds IA antigua
c0ntratBtR DO
obFaa pdblican
que tFabsjabR
en- la isis das'
de la passda
domination, y
e1 muy conoCi.
do en- eata Ciu.
dad, On donde
isne numeEo.
BsR anaiRtAdeB
, r0idi6 due
rants Rlg6 in
tempo y On
EspefdaB oCA.
stones. Bien
venida , que
l9 BgR m q y
grRta 30 per.
"a . n Q nc ia
aquf.
Ira8L0dO dB
fesi9encSG.
La diatiugui.
do Sra. AmR.
liR AmRlboEt
yiuda de Po
4
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Iunta EscuIar, Santa Isabel P. R.
A LOS MAEsTRos

Ell dia is do IoH corEionta1 ne FeuniE6
slta JuntR Escolar para pTovssr las IL
guiSnts1 eHCuelaB en- 10 que respects al
pH6ximo Rfi0 egcolRE:
Egcuelau GraduadaB, de EspaRol.
2 !" Iog'6H.
8 :" RuPAlss.
Santa Isabel, P. R., Juuio s, 1908 MD
nusL n. MOnssTate. te.-Prozidsnts 5. v. d.
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La CASA N6m. 1O5 de Il calls del
Sol dc eGtR ciudad, Bs Vsnde. InfoKmar6n
ep 81 Ros de Orc. San FTanciEco q.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-25
MUST PAY
OWN EXPENSES To
GO TO DETROIT
Kearny Council Will Not Allow
Him Funds to Police Chiefs
Convention.

The Kearny Common Council will
meet Wednesday night to consider the
matter of allowing Chief of Police Will
liam Tolen expenses to attend the con-
vention of chiefs of police in Detroit
next week. At a previous meeting the
council took no action on a letter re-
ceived from Tolen, asking for expense
money.
Although the matter will not be
finally disposed of till Wednesday
night, it was learned this morning that
the money would not be advanced. This
is unusual in view of the fact that in
former years the head of the depart
ment was always furnished with the
necessary funds to attend the conven
| ton. The other West Hudson chiefs,
| Rodgers, of Harrison, and Neville, OF
| East Newark, have been voted the
necessary amounts by their respective
councils.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-25
HOSE WAGON USED
BY POLICEMAN TO
CATCH PEDDLERS
South Orange Blnecoats Answer
Hurry Call with Fire.
mems Aid.

In response to a hurry call for police
from the home of Mrs. William Irwin.
Ward place, South Orange. shortly be-
fore noon today, the hose wagon of the
Village fire department was used to
take two policemen to the scene, nearly
half a mile away, in quick time. The
fire horses later proved their speed by
outrunning a peddler's horse, and the
police made two arrests.
When the hurry call came in the
two policemen left the police station
and were about to board a South Orange
venue trolley to go to the Irwin house,
when the fire wagon, which was out i'll
the avenue for the exercise of the
horses, appeared, and at the request
of Policeman Reynolds, Fireman Fred
erick A. Helmlinger took the blue
coats aboard, and they were at the
Irwina home long before a trolley APP
peared.
AS a result. Abram Finkelstein, of
los Barclay street, and Philip Schmitz
er, of 16S Spruce street, this city, two
vegetable %peddlers, were arrested on
a charge preferred by Mrs. Irwin.
The woman said she had given one
of the men IS to take out 20 cents for
some bananas. but instead of giving
her the change he made his escape on
the wagon toward this city.
The fire wagon soon caught up to
the peddlers' rig, and the police re-
turned to the police station with the
two, men in the latter's wagon.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-25
HARRISON SQUAD
D|STURBS PARTY
At DRAW POKER
Ten Players and Occupants OF
House Get Ride to Police
Station.

While busily engaged in the seduct-
i've game of draw poker, at 20 Cleve-
land avenue, Harrison, a party of ten
was surprised by the police and ar
rested.
The raid was in charge of Sergeant
Coakley, who gathered ten policemen at
2 a. m. yesterday, and, quietly descend
ing on the house. burst in the doors.
The prisoners gave the following
names: Thomas White, James john
son., Washington Buckley. Daniel Cod
Der, Charles Brauch, William Wester-
lake, Theodore Render and Joseph By
ron. The first-named seven are ne
groes. All said they resided in New
ark.
George Varie and Irene varie, also
negroes, who occupy the apartments
where the raid was made, were taken
into custody. All but Godber were re-
leased upon SIS bail for their appear
ance tonight before Justice Branegan.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-25
SEMINARY CHUMS
ENTER MINISTRY
AT.THE SAME TIME
Ordination Of Joseph P. Robins
son, OF Orange, and Herbert
w. Hopkins, of Montclair.

Joseph Peck Robinson, of Bell street,
Orange, and Herbert Webb Hopkins.
of Montclair, were ordained as deacons
by Bishop Edwin S. Lines. of the New
ark Episcopal diocese, at st. Luke's
Episcopal Church, Montclair, yester-
day. They are classmates in the Gen
eral Theological Seminary, New York,
and will graduate next month. The
Rev. Mr.. Robinson will become assist
ant at st. Johns Episcopal Church,
Jersey City, and the Rev. Mr.. Hopkins
will act as curator at st. Luke's, Mont
clair, aidirg the Rev. Frederick B. Car
ter, rector.
The Rev. Mr. Robinson Is a gradu-
ate of Columbia College, and has been
assisting in Jersey City.
Mr.. Hopkins is a graduate of Prince
ton University, class of 1903. He taught
one year at Princeton Preparatory
School and one year at the Episcopa'
Academy in Philadelphia. He then en-.
tered. the General Theological Seminary
at New York.
Bishop Lines confirmed a class or 81
at st. Luke's before the ordination ane
a class of 10 at st. James's, Upper Mont
clair, in the afternoon.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-25
ARRESTED In TRIANGULAR
BRICK THROWING FIGHT.

John Corey. 81; Frederick Bowers, Al,
and Frank Miller, %, all drivers of this
city, wandered over into Harrison yes
terday afternoon. and during a discus
sion over horses got into a fight at
Warren and Day streets. They were
throwing bricks at each other when
Policemen Dolan n Reilly arrested
them.
Bowers and Miller put up $40 as se-
curity. and all three will have a hear
ing tonight.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-25
ORANGE RECTOR
GOING TO EUROPE
FOR TWO MONTHS
Rev. DR.. Walkley, of Grace
Church, and Wife, VIII Leave
Next Saturday.

The Rev. DR.. Charles T. Walkley,
rector of4Grace Episcopal Church, Or
anges the most important parish of that
decomposition outside of this city, win
leave next-Saturday, with Mrs. .Walkley,
for London and a continental tour, last
ing till August 1. They win sail on tho
Friesland from. Philadelphia. In Or.
Walkley's absence his assistant, the
Rev. Henry A. Dexter, will have charge.
DR.. and Mrs. Walkley win first attend
the Pan-Anglican congress in London,
and. then will journey through Switzer-
Land and Italy. Their two months trip
will include most of the important
sightseeing cities and lakes. in the
countries named.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-25
SMART SET WILL
TURN OUT TO SEE
CRACK PLAYERS
Opening Planned for Decoration
Day-Ladies Active in
the Glub. ~
Vxy OMEN members Of the Orange

MY OMEN members OF the orahs'
w Lawn Tennis Club are looking
forward to an active seasoH
on the courts at Montrose. South Or
ange, where the annual club tournament
and several open events for the female
experts will be played during the sum
mer. sas,.,. saa.a.
H. c. Hoskier, the club president, and
Jacques Bramhalle bfsthe grounds conf
mittee, expect tor epens- the courts on
Decoration Day, when a series of eXhl-
bition matches will be played by the
crack members of the club. Since the
club was incorporated the directors
have made several needed improve
ments in the ladies' clubhouse. The di-
r~ectors, at the annual meeting, ap-
pointed the. following women members
on the executive board:
Miss Elsie Jewett, chairman; Miss
Phoebe Reynolds, Miss Gertrude A
Freeman, Miss Elenor Souther and Miss
Grannis.
Miss Jewett, on the tournament COM
mittee, will have as assistants: Mrs.
Jacques Bramhall. Mrs..A- p. Melden.
Miss Grannis, Mrs. w. H. underhill, Mrs.
j. Y. G. Walker and MrssJ @, Borden.
other active women members of the
club are: Miss Edith L. Burke. Mrs.
George II. Hfies, Mrs. John Firth, Miss
Mary A. Flower, Mrs. William Van der
Keift, Miss Helen S. Freeman, Mrs
Clifford A. could, Miss Isabel A. Horn,
Mrs. Walter M. Keck, Miss Phoebe Tay-
lor and Mrs. Schuyler Van Vechten.
The women members dast season made
an excellent showing in open tourna-
ments, Miss Jewett and Miss Souther
winning the Morris County champion
ship, while the late, Miss Underhill held
the Morris County Golf Club trophy,
won on the tennis courts last fall.
ThesMiddle States championship meet
ing, which will be sheld en- the Orange
courts June 81 to July 4. viii have
events forEthe wonren's-singleaf women's
doubles and mixed doubles. These titles
are now held by Miss Carrie Nicely il
singles, Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Plat
in doubles and Mrs. Chapman and N.
w. Niles in mixed doubles.
Last July among the entries in thu
women's events in this tournament were
Miss Jewett. who won her way to the
semi-final round, being defeated by
Miss Nicely, the champion, Miss Firth
who was finally beaten by Miss Weimel
and Miss Grannis, who went down be
fore her clubmate. Miss Jewett, after
two close sets, 6--1S e--3.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-25
KEARNY TEACHERS NUMBER 50.

The Misses Lorena S. Decker, of Ho-
boken; Anna F. Colgan. of Cortland, N.
Y; Grace Whelden, of Greenwich, N.
Y, and Bertha c. James, of Railway,
who were recently appointed teachers
by the Kearny Board of Education, will
not enter upon their duties until after
the summer vacation. There are at
present eighty-three teachers in the
Kearny schools, and two of these will
resign after school closes on June 10.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-25
MEMS MISSION IN SESSION.

The mission for women at ST. Cecelia's
r. c. Church, Kearny, ended yesterday
afternoon when the papal benediction
was given. The mems mission started
last night and will be continued
throughout this week There will be
masses every morning at 5 o'clock and
8 o'clock, followed by a In the
evening at 7:45 there will be instruction,
followed by the beads and a sermon.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-25
DROWNED MANS BODY
~; 'REG0yERED AT LAST.
Spencer G. Jones, a Bloomfield
Negro, Met Death in
CatbOat.

The body of Spencer c.. Jones, a
negro, 10 years old, whose home was
in Race street, Bloomfield, and who
was drowned while sailing on a cat
boat near Atlantic City last week, was
recovered yesterday. The other W
young men who were with Jones when
the boat capsized We're rescued by life
savers.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-25
FACTORY STARTS UP AGAIN.

The pasteboard plant of the Edmund
H. Davey Company along tine Third
River in Bloomfield started up this
morning after having been closed for
repairs. A new machine for the manu-
facture of trunk boards has been placed
in the factory.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-25
SHOWER" FOR BRIDE.ELEcT.

Miss Helen K. Maher, daughter of
Street Commissioner Daniel F. Maher,
of Harrison. was rendered a handker-
chief shower Saturday at the home of
Miss Anna Gleason, in John street,
East Newark. Miss Maher will be
married to Emil Kayser, OF Harrison,
Wednesday. June 8, at the Church of
the Holy Cross, Harrison.