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The Detroit times., 1908-01-06

8ousy ashore.
Then the Stair batteries beautifully and ftngy mounted on
Fort and Lafayette they belched their thunders
Hurting hrst-page protests editorials and Cartoons " ~
\ tn,p-action of the Newberry forces
The Holmes sortie is set down as specimen Oh Ne''
1,ctics--@a petty laundering plot-a hzzle !,
And by gods of the wretched eonsPna.y 90
Be upon the eonspfrators-quoen the morning
Y evening guns -.
fnxs about what the Foraker saying of the acton
~ the Republican committee in Ohio IN Gaining "
ay convention greatly the advantage OF Secretary iai'
The eeatng expected to return under inc
otection Fort and Lafayette batteries and anu
xetake city committee craftsmanship
And even this is not very and front the offending
develops that he has captured Secretary Taft the man they
IN are for, for a visit Detroit On February 18TH
x He comes auspices of the Michigan
association which Mr. Holmes prominently denuneo
More roaring Of blazing the New"
berry quartersl
fIinple organization wooden at thatl
the guest of all noble circles-automooes
s%arugs stoves Yea, and newspapers and theaters
~ coming Michigan anyway and it should DC no.
glory that he landed for date Detroit say n
We all thought of doing it, but sleepss
got of and secured him for the bright M
<Iof his Lumbermens convocation
Showing what monopoists the Newbey crowd
On the other hand columns showing some mo-
bility some knowledge of themselves
Originally for Hughes Cortelyou tbs sad they ianoeo
when developed that other ban
floating breeze in this particular corner OF the state
Silent proposition that the delegae-atarge
be selected by the primaries they commencing thus I'M
proved method that that the county
overwhelmingly intent applying it to the siua-
ton
From aa there comes reverberaons telling that
Accommodations established with the through Mr.
&tnir's Newspaper theatrical connections
the NJ Y World disruption threatens the
party Michigan of the efforts OF the assistant
m
S34he delegation the national convention
threatened the business OF the state
pulling going there distinct aversion
o having Michigan by machine So the
aversion of the situation IN the New York paper.
critical situation created by the Nebery ambition and
Newberry purse without hope the eastern chronicles 60
lon say.
opposition taken form and prominent business
nenE D. Stair and John Bodgehave been induced to stand
Is representatives. of the party Target
We here until the wireless on
\ Tie crisis from the Newbeuy flagship
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Eighth Year

Here xesumeth the log ct the
good ship Party Harmony" in its
stormy course -throug b the
troubled waters of conflicting am
bitions, I N
First let us deal with the IN
vestrnent and reduction OF the Re-
publican city committee by the
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Heavy WeiQht.

"Jever hear about dis Shakespeare:
he was an actor"
dat so? What weight champion
ship did he win ter git on de stageT
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Avarice increases with the increas
ing pile Of gold.--Juvenal.
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Extra. Extra! Two
Captures by the
Newberry Forces
They Get the City Committee and
Secretary Taft.

Nebery forces efficiently and dextrousy ocered as TO ~ "
rations (sface and subteranean) by Arthur L. Holmes
tn. aght Of the Stair adents the committee ROOM the
letting p of the Nevberry colors the OF the
rsdd zoos good DAYS work. s!'made the year begin g
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attention OF ye great King IA

attention King IA
angered
handing exceeding swift
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And even this the very head and front OF the
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CUNT GERD HANNENBURG
has married a very rich
American girl. Young Coun-
tess Alice ought to have been
perfectly happy since she had
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DOPE
 ABOUT
 ALASKA
FRISCO EXAMINER BRINGS MOD EST BLUSH TO TIE CHEEKS
 OF US.

The following splendid and well-de- served tribute to ourselves appears in the san Francisco Examiner of Aug. 6
 Alaska continues to call for strong and adventurous men to explore her regions. discover mines and grow rich In recent news from Seattle John ole son had arrived there With all his pock cts filled with money. He had made $2O0.oGO since this years snow began to melt in the Koyukuk district
 While walking in gulch he dis covered evidences of gold Following the vein for two miles he at last came upon a lode. Next day he began dig ging in it with pick and blasting the rock with dynamite. His reward has been ample
 For months he had existed among the frozen hills and bleak plains. With courage and hope he denied himself tobacco and other mxuries while he hunted. never flaggng. never yielding to the cold. always with his eyes upon the rocks
 How many fortunes have been made. the number of intrepid men who have won against vastly dlscouraging odds in that country of peaks. shadows and snow mounds cannot he reckdned in figures. Disregarding all personal comforts defying the dangers incident to life in that wilderness. weak men
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KOUGAR0K
 VERY ACTIVE
SHORTAGE OF WATER THE ONLY DRAWBACK TO SEASON ON
 DIFFERENT CREEKS.

4 W Leopold. who has just returned ftom the Kougarok. describes that see ton a. extremely active but suffering from a shortage of water.
 Jerry Calvin is operating on Two-hit gulch with a large force of men and a couple of nnzzleH with a 310 faat pres sure.
 Mike Blum is scraping into the box es and keeps considerable crew working constantly
 Below Macklin gulch a number of small operators are sluicing steadily and most satisfactorily.
 Davidson Is working day and night near Taylor creek on the Kougarok Stone Is also operating extensively but is suffering from want of water.
 Crosby King Is working a small crew and SO are several others. but Dahl is practically deserted.
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GOVERNOR AND ADMIRAL
 EXCHANGE COhHPL LIHAEkTS

steps leading to the priu. ipai entrance and was surrounded hy brilliantly uniformed staff and several ladies.
 As the admiral and #i= staff appeared d rcgimeutll band played tine American national anthem.
 After some words of welcome. thr admiral expressed Hine,lf as ileasant- k surprised al the great traut, of Paramatta harbor, which he admitted deserved being called tine mezt beauti-
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Nuggets Special Service.

SYDNEY. \. $. M. Aug. 2l. - The meeting between the Governor General of Australia and the American Admiral which took place yesterday ~as If an excecdmgly cordial description. and the scene was one If thc most brilliant seen since the departure of the fleet
 The admiral was visited by his cX- eeueney and returned the visit at Government house. accompanied by his staff. The governor met him on the
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nave geHe with the strong some |" en,nr back Hjt6 the aelf's eeisy aif-He- sd forever etbers in disca=r. hcattaiek Iud hopes EuLo.
 "AlasEa for more than decade has been q tnrater where tragedies and drama mor. bloody. and again more heroic, have been enacted tahn were eyer conceived in the minds of roets and nevelists And her f1etiieht# till burn. her pieeolos and liulins still make uusic, her stage settings are eR.r zilded with gold
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  Rooms from St5 up at The Lawrence. Also housekeeping rooms,
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fa a tHa Hatid.
 usu ..H It#sA u IalaIt lt Ca=
 iaesus aau q. at ulH#h m. pt..tIsr. tl.. mayors uf sydney. MrIbeufu. and ..tlor cities. as We.I ts several cabinet ministers and prominent members af parliament Will t,. present
 Arrangements have been made Ia ai,e another ball for th. citizens and Jaabtee after thr bis r9re meeting on Saturday
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r,ctiaa Of brs crcek. Al that time he had 5 sunuy rasb sluug across lis hark.
 NJ further rroaf. il is frank, ad- mitted has been obtained mp to the present
 \" arr.sts have Eet been made in connection with the robbery of the sluice boxes on the I.akeyiew claim. which took place some days ago.
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 GRANTED

.-,V.iaI Ilqaaf licenses were grlnte "r renewed taday be Judge Moore fol NrHe Council Teller The kougarok iuusba and other places.
 \ ii,,u~, has been given to Charles Sarfar and William Arthur- in the Lacey saloon.
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FINDING PAY
 ON CENTER

Ira Moore and Button have found fair pay on Center creek and are put ting down a new shaft
 The Eagle Mining Company is nov ing hopper to new shaft further up. where they have also struck good pay
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MAX JACOBS ARRESTED FOR
 ROBBERY OF SLUICE BOXES

few days ago on NJ. l2 Dry creek.
 lie was brought before Judge Full Ter this afternoon. but eNpfe ssed the desire to have his hearing postponed until he could procure some witnesses The hearing was postponed until D.
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WILL HAVE MORE THAN
 500 FOOT PRESSURE

creci, that will be seven miles Ia length. samuel Sehran, tbe maHasyr. i# con duetfne operations day and uisHt with the most satisfactory fszalts
 \ Wcll-knnWu miner uau hI iusf come to Nome from Dick cre,sE. tuuI- three pans at raudam from fbs ground
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\ ditch about to be built by the Pittzbure Dick Company Will at= tain an elevation af 5i7 feet al the head of Dick creek. II win nave its intake un Quartz creek. The company Is now constructing a ditch from Bismarck
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REPRESENTS scawAeAcHER.
EYE ALMOST
 KNOCKED OUT

t'baf5s r-He5=.n If JHa F5aue-r Hu- .t-# s-H.i.sas.. eHHe H.1r t1 ia-iue Hts s.rat #.r t.#t.tju te paEtaa ,t aIfh -l.. H.a5H tf aI# Ha..I Ilr e..s .lt.a- lf t.s rIne l.l .H- r4sHe.r tfft,a# .I.I.lHs ..z I.ttI--sE.,i. a hen i. maaaa.1 t- fdl a#aH.t t.r point. tsf. tasst. .eta. .tltsHst.J hua. sts= tL- Iae- af 'H. .yr N3- uuIe lttrH tsrrtet.
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JUDGMENT RESERVED.

Judge Fuller reserved judgment in the trial of Chas Brewer which came off today Accused is charged with hooteh peddling. Judgment was resery- ed until Monday
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A man named Max Jacobs was ar rested by the marshals today in lodg- ing house near the Standard oil Com pany'a warehouse and charged with having been implicated in tine sluice box robbery which was committed a
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CAUGHT AT
 ST. MICHAEL
M4A WHO HAS BEEN CHARGED "Gu HoorcH PEonLiuG IN
 HE fOlLS

la.a .iaa#..u. ass l.# t..u wanted
 HI-I.y tl uu- u. II. ts.H ...I f...d. fl St N.a4cl a... 4e#... tI.s HaH I.a5d -.eg has =.a. aasi r.. aa4H.. Hfa. is
 Ir art charged Nae committed 'I"sf faus maalu= ae,. Hou=Irr be- .af= aeaf# Gat E# MAS 3tn.I 70 be .lt.=s#l. !. lH #,.l. aa.. aepear-4
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FINISHED
 ON LITTLE

The Pioneer Mining Company Is practically through with it's work on on Anvil immediately. where work will be pushed tO the limit.
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and fHt5iurt 7a rrut-.
 A matter saul5 aa8. thaf srctiau l. sNIe =d to Es aus ef Inc sgty ttami. Hsut aHre If thr peninsula
 Th. company ta nuu #HtHe u,lI and npefltiue 4 htaHHH, rj-tstu with i Isr frrt ut-@arr
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The great tunnel which will permit the draining of the Epuearok river is now actually in course of construction and only sufficient lime f. needed for the successful performance of the Ei- gantic feat
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Work according tia late ariva1 from
 
 thr kouearak. Yaz begun q frw days ago uH,i,t the mo. pfnmisiue aualiey. Fac tunnel i located near Coars, r.ofi. and, 0un permit the diversion of rhe
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GEO. BOUCHER HURT.

George Boucher of the Bessie claim. k suffering al his home as the result of having a nail run through his foot Dr. Sloan is in attendance.
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COURT IS
 REOPENED

Judge Moore opened court today and began the work of Irving the cases on the bong calender. Several eases were set for trial. but the Jury panel ms not yet been drawn mp.
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Episcopal Church.

srrNtges tomorrow at the Episcopal hur.h aill t-- aauHH#asn =~atier ; a. 4, AiHUiug e-t,l.e l. u.4u Es.4- .t.. ers{trrs u u HrN Mir Woods 1tI ofhelat-
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GtRl BORN.

i sr.ltz nHH# euI aa. bonn fa l.. ai f.aH I..lHd int ..saaa ...s.Iual- .-...al.-
 .a I,saaI .nal duaht.l aa. rfs-
 Htmabfe under ta-a If Es lIit
 Co 10 the North Pole Eak,ry faf tt, hszt bread and pastry The onl, coffee hau-r in town
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ing the cost af operating la. minea.
 x r. Cnah and eamI 4H l. the Gf# which o. the latest to susr tHH H.td One elrsu L. uut, on the say Ja Some and another haa been af#fr.d HHt r
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\ new company has entered the &ame coaI huHiHe#a 3Hd promises L. reduce the price to au amount that VII have an important effect in t,due-
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NEW COMPANY ENTERS COAL
 BUSINESS AND FUEL IS ON way

=spsaa3 ta= falinW mmeda4rN H #H 4.,.- -sH tte Hf-t
 \ 4swttf or fEs eaWtHv 4a.a .,n tatt. sstr,- =H mH =if 1=. sea- H1w fat faa wfusr ef5t utg ra.
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taat Ir,tstj.alls 9 u,4 uiniHa alnta aHl Lo created The pant If tft.. rfeaf ra be dftIu,d i=## #aIu io b. tae I,rLt#I of thr uholr ba.n and an ma.a.r
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MANY WORK
 ON ANVIL

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 tsmlmt ..sHaHe s.s 3 brta0 aud
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WIRE FOR C. F. NELSON.

\ telegram is lylng at tHe telegraph office for C. r Nelson. who Is on the Peninsula some place.
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m. Monday.
 Jacobs has only been arrested an usPieion. This suspicion arises from the fact that he was seen early in the morning walking across the tundra toe waris the Standard oil from the di-
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Confrmatton

Confirmation uIH he pie-u to aum- Ger of children at St Joseph church tomorrow al the o'clock ma@a by Rev Father crimont. :. J Prefeet Apos- talic
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 -HeI.tt#a- | fl- se.lH H-,d H5f h,-.ss- I.,at.d lI-I -f.HHtrf. bai H.Nf sr4t !. Ht ..4-HIu. asIa.-# 5t tb.. t.Hl- .s.e .,..H. If...lI.H
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CHURCHES
 TOMORROW
Christian seenee

~~rvfre~ at Woman club rooms ln s5t,tdestH at-eur. aHa,r,y at s D. u safI-.f "M4# A= next N-dur-- tI. at s p. u AZ u. cordially n- stJrt ts attend thrs-.sttslre
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FINDS HEDGES
 On BEDROCK

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 Granite Iioiaa C1ndt-s are the hezf
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SAYS WILL CUT
 PRICE OF N0NE COAL

afs.H. sal 'ssaHeie,. a tr.sEsH.aH. -s- i.. ua mining and pt.st .u1s.....
 >ar4ta tba HasHf ans .It H=H #I..ff -a5at.ts #HH4 tt .t.#atH H#ft
 -afit.#1Hra afHl uHss# ....#a
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imported cOburser drsft beer on tap at Board of Trade.
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Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
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N. W. Sab win enrage in zaar.l#l #lla of records, aLeir.rt auI notary uak legal rarers. ete. office with e. B
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E.HaH aa eaa ,w-#sTsta. anal i= as- EHH =HHls.r zz##Hl zaIzH uHEu .--zEaH ~lriaa hd= U f"fs# si utea htssHtus lH Hr &a | H.H.t, aHI I- lH good H4.. REPRESENTS scHWAeACHER.
 -Hs#aHl II .aH= ,a# arpra#aets S,.tttt4gher Bros -f S,4ttA. afHtert Hu ffr Victoria
 Granit. Minins Candles are sh. beet.
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Paar.m Congregational Church.

NoIuus and s,-uae rapt tu-m-- Ija Divine Haai-I and .fHe G4zu-. e5 S# .t'l-iu spr.i4I a4sls Ly ta- .hulr Ib tHr evening.
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cah RoR1

Mn T.ot sIf. A J.IH Fa.t.- .d Belmont ruuf. hryuHa. tue lott.s If a boy this molmn pr Inn m at- tendance. and Nh. rel. 48 fHa Hf. hoy are doing well
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A#H# E##a U HHf HH #l. I H a#.
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Granite ta'oiea Candies are tn. bet
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-03
ATLANTIC FORGER GETS
SIX YEARS AT HARD LABOR.
Former Comptroller's Clerk Appeals Case
and Accused Is Freed in
$4,000 Bail.

MAYS LANDING, Jan. S.-John An
drews. ex-chiet clerk in the Comptroller's
office at Atlantie City. who was convicted
last week In the county courts here upon
the charge of forgery, was sentenced by
Judge Higbie to SIX years at hard labor
in the State prison,
The court stated that three years were
imposed for fc' gerry and three for uttering
forged paper. The sentences we're to run
c~onsecutlvely and not concurrently.
Immediately after the sentence was i'm
posed, Charles Moore representing Thomp-
son 4 Cole, attorneys for the convicted
man, filed papers notifying the court that
the case was Appealed. and the court
Immediately accepted a bond of $40, 600,
signed by JOIN Satvro, David Andrews
and Lillian Andrews, the latter a brother
and : sistei Of the accused.
Not a score of persons were in the
courtroom when the prisoner was called,
and the only sound was the sobbing of the
sister as the sentence was uttered. An
drews sat down as If dazed.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-03
LANDLORDS BLACKLIST
THEIR STRIKING TENANTS.
Evicted Tenants Douse Marshals with
Water as Furniture Is Car
ried Out.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Driven from
Rutgers Square, where they had met
for an open-air meeting last night. 5000
rent strikers followed a truck bearing
a Socialist speaker as it traversed the
streets of the East Side, and cheered
the moving orator SO loudly and in
cessantly that not a word of what he
said could be heard. The police finally
arrested the driver of the truck.
. One hundred of the landlords met last
night and planned a blacklist of ten
ants who should be evicted.
There were several evictions today,
but nothing very serious developed.
Some evicted families were housed by
friends, and in a few instances furni-
ture that vas moved out of the front
door by deputy marshals was carried
in again at the rea by willing work.
ers in the u of lower rentals.
Paper bags filled with water and
dropped from points of vantage upon
the marshal's aids in some cases gave
a lighter touch to an otherwise pitiful
scene. Several landlords made con-
cessions, and 1t is generally believed
that the parties to the trouble will
reach a basis of compromise soon and
before very serious consequences ensue.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-03
PATERSON PUGILIST
SHOT DURING DISPUTE.
Dave" 0'Conner, of Paterson, the Vic
tim-His Assailant Is Being
Sought by the Police.

PATTERSON. Jan. 3.-With a bullet
in his side, "Dave" O'Conner, a Pater-
son pugilist, Is in st. Joseph's Hospital.
The bullet was fired by Charles Walls.
of Vine street, his city, in a quarrel.
during a crap game in O'Conner's SPORT
ing resort. early today.
O'Conner had won some of his as
sailant's money and Walls said the
prize fighter was playing with loaded
dice. The quarrel followed. The men
clinched and then the bullet was fred
by Walls.
The doctors fear to probe for the
bullet.
Walls made his escape temporarily.
but the police expect to get him today.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-03
OW MS BILL
IS REJECTED
BY MAYOR
Questions City Engineers
Authority to Order Mead
0w Plans Drawn.

Mayor Haussling today disapproved
of the bill of Engineer James Owen for
$500, passed yesterday by the Board of
Works for drawing plans of the prop
erty comprising the Newark meadows,
stating that 1t was lone because of
the fact that there was a legal ques-
ton as to the authority of Chief En-
gineer Morris r. Sherrerd in ordering
the work done.
The Mayor further stated that he
had no doubt but that Mr.. Owen had
earned the money, and regretted the
necessity of refusing to approve of the
payment of the bill.
Mr.. owen was employed by Chief
Engineer Sherrerd to draw plans of
the meadow land in connection with
the Lane dock bill, providing for pub
lie docks. and when his bill came up
Commissioners George H. Lambert, of
the Board of Works, declared that he
would not vote to approve of it. as Mr..
Sherrerd had never been authorized to
order the plans drawn by the board,
but had merely been authorized to ask
for a $40, 009- appropriation from the
Common Council to defray the expenses
of the preliminary work on the dock
project.
h bill was originally for 81, 900, but
Mr.. Owen reduced it to $500 on advice
of Mr.. Sherrerd, he told the commits
sioners yesterday. When it was put
to vote at the board meeting yesterday
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-03
RICH WOMAN
IN POISON
MYSTERY
Coroner at Riverside Drive
House Where Mrs.
Roberts Is Dying.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Lying in a
stupor due to a powerful narcotic and
her life despaired of, Mrs. John Van
Ness Roberts, who was formerly Miss
Katherine Stuyvesant, and lives in
handsome apartments on the fourth
Drive, was today asked by Coroner
Acritelli to tell how she came to take
the drug. She could give no rational
explanation. The coroner then sent for
his physician. DIR. Weston, who pro-
ceeded to make a thorough ~investiga-
ton of the mysterious case, and with
DR.. Roger bennett, of Sol West 18th
street. made vigorous efforts to revive
the woman. who was sinking rapidly.
DR.. bennett was called to attend
Mrs. Roberts last night, and NJ her
treatment calculated to nullify the
effects of the drug. When he called
again early this morning he found Mrs.
Roberts in a serious condition, and at
once notified the coroner, saying that
the woman's a-nte-mortem statement
should be taken. After the coroner
had examined the woman and tried I'M
successfully to get her to tell him how
she came to take the drug. he sent for
his own physician, and said:
This is not a case for the coroner.
1t seems to be a medical case. How
ever, I want DR.. Weston to look into the
matter, and when he has done so 1
will accept his report. At the present
time / cannot say anything about the
case"
Mrs. Roberts lives all alone in the
apartments with her maid. and the
neighbors have never been able to learn
much about her. She is an attractive
looking woman, about So years of age,
and always seemed to have plenty Of
money. She lived quietly and seemed
to avoid the neighbors.
1t was not known that she was adj
dicted to the use of opiates, and the
knowledge that she was suffering from
the effects of drugs cused much sur
prise to the residents of that aristo-
cratic neighborhood.
Mrs. Roberts has a young son named
Richard w. Roberts. Among the rela-
tives of Mrs. Roberts are Rutherford
~Stuyvesant, who married the Countess
Mathilde de Wassenaer, Winthrop
Rutherford. who married the daughter
of former Vice-President Levi p. Nor
ton, and members of the Fish and Web
ster families.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-03
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