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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-22
JERSEY BOYS SHOW GREAT
GAMENESS in MARATHON

Hudson had to so all the time to win.
for they feared a sudden outburst of
speed by some of the local youngsters,
and were kept on their mettle all of
the time.
From the time that the field of 152
strong-limbed youths got the word
from Champion Johnny Hayes in front
of McGuire's tailoring establishment,
until Samuel Mellor, wearing the
colors of the Mercury A. c., of New
York city, flashed across the tape a
winner, not one of the crowd of 100, 900
persons that lined the course thought
that the race would be run in the re-
markable time of 1:22 flat.
The pack that got away to a flying
start in Broad street was a sight tina
will ever be remembered by all who
saw it. Athletes young, and some of
them fathers Of families, We're In that
bunch of thlnly-clad runners who
started out to try Inc capture THE
EVENING STAR trophies. When the
big field, all punched like a pack of
wolves, shot past the judges stand,
President James e. Sullivan, of the
A. A. u, declared that it was the 0
remarkable sight he had witnessed in
all of his many years connected with
athletics.
There's Mellor; ti.ere's Mellor," was
heard when the winner of several other
Marathons passed by in the middle of
the pack. Hundreds of out-of-town en-
thusiasts knew the wonderful runner
as soon as he appeared. Mellor was the
real favorlte on form, though Johnny
DAILY looked to rave a good chance.
AT Central avenue Mellor, Clark and
LORI drew away from the field, and
started a terrific pace for about four
miles. Near Orange Centre Mellor went
u for himself and gave n of the
most remarkable exhibitions of run
ming ever witnessed in this country.
For about nine miles Clarke ran sec
ond and LORE brought up third. BY
this time the field vas scattered all
along the line, with no chance of over
taking the leader.
AT South Orange and Mum
DAILY shot out from sixth position and
took third, passing LORI. Clarke hung
doggedly on TO second place until they
reached Lincoln Park, which is just at
the stretch for home. Here he was
passed by Daily, who was setting up a
fast clip. Mellor had an easy lead that
was too much for even the middle dis
tance national champion to overcome.
Mellor smiled as he came along toward
the finish with a guard of mounted po-
licemen on either side of him.
The first Newark unner to reach the
tape was Thomas Mitchell. He is a
19-year-old athlete connected with the
North Baptist Church Y. NJ. A. A. This
was the first race in which this youth
ever started.
The fact that he finished twenty-irst
in a field of 152. and lead all other local
competitors, showed thai he has in him
the qualities which make athletes.
Joe Bauderman. the crack Belleville
runner, wearing No. ! on his back, who
had been looked upon as a possible
| winner, fell exhausted at High and
William streets, after having run for
thirteen miles, suffering all the distance
with al injured leg.
Arthur +. Hyland, another local COM
! petitor, dropped in his tracks at the
same time. Or. Otto Lowy, whose
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great field-the largest hat eve faced
a starter in a race of this kind-yet each
and every one acquitted himself in
a creditabie fashion.
The race, in a measure, proved a
struggle of inexperienced Jersey boys
against New York veterans, and the
out-of-town runners from over the
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BY JAMES M. GOULD.

ERSEY boys
n made wonder
. ful s~howings
in TIL e e.
MIN G r
Marathon e,
and their pluck
and 6 a M @ n g S s
again sticking out
under such a ter
rifle pace set by
some of the best
runners in the
country S h q w S
that Jersey has
the proper ath-
letic spirit. No
Jersey runner in
ished in the first
half-dozen of the
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The Intercity Five, winner of the Eve
ming Recreation Centres championship OF
Greater New York, have a few dates open for
like to hear from the Lyceum Five. of Long
Branch; Dominicans, Acme Five, Spartans,
Separate Five, Keyport. Freehold, Point
Pleasant, and teams of like strength. John
McManus, 24S East Twenty-third street.
New York city.
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Referee. H. Good, Wesleyan. UNI
pire-Ransome, P. II. S. Head lines
man-"Wal' Partridge, M. A. Lines
men-Cornwall, M. A; Mahoney, P. H.
s. Observation-Disclosures, Libby.
Time of halves-15 minutes each. Tuch-
down-Hazel. Goal from touchdown
Half.
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OXF0ROS SPILL
PINS FOR TOTAL
OF 1923, HONEST

The oxford bowlers chalked up a total
of 1,028 in the New Jersey national tour
on the Tuxedo alleys last night,
Harris contributing 244. Johns's men,
however, got only an even break in the
series. The Equitables captured two
games and the Crescents lost two The
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MONTCLAIR "MIL" TEAM
DOWNS PASSAIC, 6, to O.

The Montclair Military Academy
football team defeated the Passaic High
School eleven at Passaic yesterday by
the score Of 6 to 0. Late in the second
half after darkness had settled over the
scene, Hazel, on AN end run, carried the
ball 80 yards through a broken field for
a touchdown. Half succeeded in put
ting the oval beetwen the uprights for
another point. The lineup:
Montclair NJ. A. Passaic H. S.
I1dzei Young
Right end.
Schmidt (Capt.) ............. Goldstein
Right tackle.
SULLIVAN EdttlSOn
Right guard.
Waldron Hearn
Centre.
Strybing, Trevor. Lobseng
Left guard.
partridge Barnes
Left tackle
GculCu hickey
Left end.
Matthieson, Smith
Quarterback.
Murray Mahoney
Right halfback.
Half, Gwynne. Doolitt1e
Left halfback.
WdiueH Leonard
Fullback.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-12
FIND GREWSOME
MURDER VICTIM
YOUNG WIFE BRUTALLY SLAIN
IN HER HOME
Rooms PadIocked on the Outside and
Husband Missing-Face and
Body of Woman Badly
Bruised

| By Associated Press.
| NEW YORK, Sept. ia grewsomt
murder was revealed today when the
body of Mrs. Anna; Mauro, 22 years old
the wife OF an employe of traction
company here, was found in her apart
ments in East Forty-fifth street.
The woman had been rendered un-
conscious by blow on the head and
strangled with veil. Her hands then
were tied to her waist by another veil.
There were many bruises on her face
and body.
The body was fully dressed, and her
appearance indicated that she had been
dead two days.
There was paddock on the outside
of the door leading to the apartment.
The door was locked and the police had
to break it open to obtain admission.
Mrs. Mauro's huband was not at
home and the coroner was informed he
had been absent for two days.
The coroner late tonight ordered the
arrest of the woman's husband. The
couple, who were married ten weeks
ago, are said to have quarreled fire.
Quently.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-12
WEST INDIAN ISLE
DEVASTATED
SCORES REPORTED DEAD IN
AWFUL HURRICANE
CITY OF GRAND TURK NOW SCAT
TERED DEBRIS
One ship Known to Have Sunk with
All on Board--Another Lost
from MoorInes-Wind
Terrific

BY Associated Press.
N RAND TURK, Turks Isl
a. ands, B. w. l., Sept. 11.-A
" hurricane of great fury
swept over Turks islands last
night and this morning and at
daybreak today the town of
Grand Turk was devastated.
A score or more of lives have
been lost, but just how many
cannot yet be said. Two ships
are known to be lost, probably
with all on board.
Grave anxiety is felt for the
safety of DIR. r. T. Robertson,
district commissioner of Caicos,
who was making tour of the
islands when the storm broke.
The hurricane reached here at 9
O'Clock. last night, the wind blowing
from the north-northeast.
At O'Clock this morning the wind
had reached a velocity of nearly 100
miles an hour and was blowing from
the northeast.
Much damage has been done to prop
erty here and the streets of Grand
Turk are a mass Of wreckage.
Trees have been uprooted, portions of
buildings blown away and many houses
have been partially wrecked.
The Haytian sloop Telegraph, which
had taken shelter at Hawks Nest,
foundered with all hands.
The schooner Dan Leon, belonging TO
the East Caicos Fiber company, broke
away from her anchorage and has not
baen seen since.
All the Salt lighters which were
nioored yesterday at the riding grounds
and the Hawks Nest are missing.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-12
INSANITY TO BE
PLEA OF JORDAN
WIFE SLAYER HAS WEALTHY
MAN TO AID
TRUNK MURDERER TO FIGHT
AGAINST GALLONS
Actors in Massachusetts, Deny He Is
Recognized Member Of Profession.
Was Considered Poor
Amateur

Special % -he Herald
BOSTON, Sept 11.-Insanity once
more will be the plea in defense of an
other sensational murder, when Ches-
ter S. Jordan, alleged actor, is tried for
the crime of numbering, dismember1ng
and horribly mutilating his girl wife,
after which 1t is said by the police he
placed her in a trunk and had her
hauled to a rooming house in the sub
urbs of Boston.
Jesse l.. Livermore,' the wealthy cot
ton operator, whose wife is a sister OF
Jordan, has taken an active part In
preparations for the defense. 1t is said
he will spend a considerable sum in
an attempt to clear his brother-in-law
of the charge.
Young Jordan, who is said by the po-
lice to be the most cold-bloeded muir
derer known in the crime annals Of
Massachusetts, formerly lived in In
dianapolis, the home of Livermore, and
had his first stage experience there
while he was high school student.
He is well educated, and apparently
refined Theatrical people here gener-
ally deny he is an actor, saying he
made but one trip away from Boston
In vaudeville, when he and his wife
played unsuccessfully in Butte, Mont,
and were regarded as poor amateurs.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-12
WOMAN DIES WHILE
KNEELING in PRAYER
Suffering from Paralysis, Widow Liv-
ing Alone Sinks by Bedside in
suppIication as End
Comes
Rv Assoc,s,ed Press.

BY Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Sept. 11.-Mrs. Mary
Roach, 60 years old who lived alone in
small cottage at 1925 San Pablo ave-
nue., was found dead this morning by
the police, who had been notified by
neighbors that the woman had not
been seen since last Tuesday.
They found the body in the bedroom
of the cottage and life had passed away
while the woman was kneeling in
prayer alongside her bed.
With the exception of an adopted
daughter, Mrs J. j. Nelson, she had no
relatives.
Mrs. Roach had been i'll for some
time from paralysis and her death is
supposed to be due to heart disease.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-12
GALENA FOREST FIRE ONCE
AGAIN RAGING FURl0USLY

STURGIS, s. d.. Sept. 1.-THE forest
fire which started early in the week
near the Mumford mines, near Galena.
and which at one time was under con-
troll broke out anew last night and is
burning worse than ever.
-Four troops of the Fourth cavalry
have been out all day and will pc re-
lieved tonight by others.
The FIRE is now in the Milwood re-
serve, destroying timber and cordwood.
1t seems nothing but a heavy ram
will mt the fire out. The HomestalSe
company is said to be offering men 50
cents per hour to go and protect their
property.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-12
MEN DIE
IN BUILDING BRIDGE

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Fifty
men have been killed in building the
new Blackwells S island bridge over the
East river, according to the report OF
a committee of the Central Federation
talities in that work. The committee
aIso found fifteen workmen have suf-
fered death in the Chelsea docks inn
The union workmen who Investigate
ed the subject said city inspectors
tried to conceal the loss of life. which
the union men attribute TO the em-
nlovnent of non-union men inexreri-
enced in work at lofty heights, and to
the absence of proper precautions.
The investigators declared no life
has been lost in building the new
Manhattan bridge, where union labor
is employed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-12
CLOSES HONEYMOON
BY DRINKING POISON
GIRL BRIDE ENDS HER LIFE IN
SEATTLE
Wife of One of Leading Real Estate
Men of Puget Sound Metropolis
Commits Suicide in
Hotel

BY Associated Press
SEATTLE, Sept. 11.-Mrs John Da-
Wis, wife of one of the leading real
estate dealers of this city, committed
suicide last night by taking carbollc
acid. She was 23 years old. he was
4S, and they had been married only
since March 15 last.
They returned from their wedding
tour in Europe two weeks ago and
were staying at one of the leading
hotels.
According to guests OF the hotel. the
couple had had several uuarrels, which,
IL is believed, led to the suicide.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-12
SACRAMENTO GIRL SHOT
ACCIDENTALLY BY YOUTH

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 11.-Miss Sadie
Kelly, a prominent young woman of
this city, was accidentally shot this
afternoon by Harold Williamson, the
14-year-old errand boy in her father $
grocery store, where Miss Kelly is the
bookkeeper. The lad was carelessly
handling a 22-caliber rifle, and was a
repetition of the old didn't-know-it-
was-loaded story. Miss Kelly was hur-
ried to the hospital and the bullet
found in the right side of the breast.
1t is believed she will recover.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-12
TWENTY-SIX INJURED
IN ELEVATED WRECK
Passengers Are Badly Shaken Up, and
Only Arrival of Several Fire
Companies Checks Pam
demonium

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-George Koei-
lener. a. motornan, and about twenty
five passengers were more or less seri-
ously injured in rear-end collision of
two elevated railroad traips at Myrtle
avenue, Brooklyn, today.
Passengers IN both trains were
thrown from their seats and many
were badly bruised.
Instantly there was a scene of panic
among the frightened occupants of the
cars, and 1t was not until after several
fire companies had reached the scene
In response to an alarm that order was
restored.
BY the aid of ladders the firemen
carried many passengers to the street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-12
LOCAL

New dog ordinance to be presented to city
council Monday.
La Crescenta fire breaks out again; assum-
ing dangerous proportions.
owners OF dance halls secure 5000 sigma
lures to referendum petition.
Annotator Kerr censured by bar associa-
tion.
Funeral of Captain Auble Will be ceie-
brated with great state.
Huntington about to extend largely MS
system of trolley lines.
Carl ID. Sutherland, slayer of Captain
Auble, buried at Rose Lawn cemetery.
Democrats of Sixth district Will name can
didate for congress today.
gene w. Chaplin, arrives in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-12
EASTERN

Orville Wright makes wonderful flight in
his areoplane. travelling through air at speed
Of thirty-nine miles hour without
mishap.
Bryan and Taft to be guests Of honor at
Chicago banquet and will address same
audience.
Bryan receives great welcome in West
Virginia, and thousands cheer his speech
comparing platforms.
Grewsome murder of woman discovered
In New York: husband arrested.
Twenty-sx injured in elevated railway
rear-end collision in New York.
Jordan. who murdered actress wife and
put body in trunk, to plead insanity in Bos-
ton court.
Noted Chicago politician badly injured in
knife battle. is arrested.
Large Minnesota towns surrounded by
forest fires; over two thousand left homeless
yesterday.
Thaw's second bankruptcy hearing now
on tt
Helen Maloney seeks annulment Of mar
riage to Osborne.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-12
Hartman in chlcaqo

CHICAGO, Sept He. H. Hartman
and party arrived at Chicago today,
thus completing his tour Of western
railroads in which he is interested.
During his stop in this city he COM
ferred with various officials of rail-
roads in the Hartman system
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-12
COAST

Bride of seattle prominent man, just OH
honeymoon, ends life by poison
California Humane society endeaVors 70
state set aside birthday OF Lutner
Burbank as Arbor and Bird day.
Oakland police discover important new
clews which may yet fasten guilt on Dono-
hue murder Arkell.
Eight-year-old boy In San Jose murders
twelve-year-old playmate
Young buck deer in San Francisco park
drives keeper into a corner and almost kills
him.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-12
THE NEWS SUMMARY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity; Fair
Saturday; light north winds, changing
to west. Maximum temperature yes
terday, 90 degrees; minimum, 81
degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-12

Young Turks island, w T. l., devastated
and scores killed by terrific hurricane.
London Protestants alliance begs home
secretary to prevent carrying of host and
wearing Of vestments in Catholic Euchar-
istic procession; big riots feared
Man who shot Alfred Dreyfus In the
Pantheon at Paris found not guilty by
tribunal
Port Arthur. ont. threatened by forest
cOnaagration
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-01
JUSTICE GERARD ON THE P. s. G.
Granting Met Injunction, Says Courts
Have Not Been Superseded in Power.

In granting the application made by Demetrius
municipalities and his partner for temporary
injunction to restrain the receivers of the Metro
politan Street Railway Company from storing cars
in the street in front of the resort conducted by the
plaintiffs yesterday, Justice Gerard. OF t1e Su-
preme Court, referred to the Public Service Com
mission.
On account OF the fires which have destroyed
during the last few years the barns used for the
storage OF cars. the commission permitted the re-
ceivers TO portion of Eighth avenue. near the
Polo Grounds. for that purpose. Trinatphyllides
and his partner objected to the practice on the
ground that ii interfered with their business.
Justice Gerard in his decision dismisses the ex-
PLANTATION OF the receivers that they have not stuff
cent barn space for the storage of AS TO the
receivers contention that the plaintiffs should have
gone TO the Public Service Commission for relief
Justice Gerard SAYS:
What relief con the plaintiffs hope for from the
very body which ordered these cars stored in front
of their little place Of business, from the body
which now through its counsel strenuously asserts
It's right occupy the without compensation
TO plaintiffs? The proposition now advanced that
the plaintiffs cannot appeal to the courts cannot be
regarded seriously. However great the advance in
government by commission. We have not reached
the point where the courts have been ousted of
their right to protect the private citizen in the en-
joyment of his property"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-01
BROTHERS CONCERN IN TROUBLE.
Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against Balanced
Gable Crane Company.

An involuntary petition in bankruptcy filed
yesterday against the Balanced Gable Crane Com
pany. of No. 135 William street, OF which William
F. Brothers is the head.
Mr. Brothers recently brought charges against
Colonel Cocktails alleging that the latter discrim
mated in making contracts for cranes to be used
the Panama Canal work The charges against
Colonel Goethals dismissed.
There are eleven creditors whose claims as
follows: H II. Treadwell Company, balance due
machines sl.195; Seabury c. MastiCk, profess
sonal services $3.50 % the Myron c. Clark Publish
ing Company of Illinois. ADVERTISING sl,269 So;
Engineering News Publishing Company. advertis
ing s34S 90; Engineering Magazine Company, ad-
vertisng. s85 Arthur SheTer professional services
81 070 80: Mcfarland Company metal supplies. $50 49,
Technical Literature Company advertising $50;
Thomas s. Crane, professional services. N75 Secur-
ity Audit Company, of New York. professional
vices $780, and the Christana Machine Company, OF
PENNSYLVANIA, for machines s525 Is The petitioners
say the company admits insolvency and expresses
willingness TO be adjudged bankrupt