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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-27
Uermifates Sulaub.

= Sn Dem 9etdpsSsthp'2bal BET
Sonora, Gal, babeu @alobrdnoe sro'
ben Sdaoen au9erihtet.
= Uei einsm. glutomObilunfall wurs
ben in Cottage WoOb am Wtiunetontas
SEE Der befannte WtinneapOliier Brauer
Sobu @lusd uno feline Satin 9etDotet.
= DOlsepille. ". y, wuroe burd
cine 6lutb iiberraidt, Die erite leit 1882,
Die absr lanse nidt 10 idlimm mar, Wie
bic iesise. Der 8erluit belauft iiA
aaf $4,000.
-Sn yiemport. 8. g.. ihwamm
Dor einiseu Tasen SrduIsln Sera 3.
@ilbert, elm nod uerbdltnibmdBig juus
9es Mfaoden, bic Strcde uou II Wfeis
len in elmer Stuuoe uno ,ebn Setnns
ben.
- Ourh Elm in Der 0tabe BON Camp
bell slue. uuo pan Sursn StraBe in
Chicago aus9ebrOdenes Seuer wuroen
stwa 80 Samilien--..oboadlos 9enatt
unb elm S9uOen uOnas5o,o 900 anse'
ridtet.
= Die Sparrenmaher'Sirma CHRIS.
@nbsrlon & S0bne in Soquiam, Wtuii.,
bat bon eiuem 8ertreter oes oentihen
9aiiers ben guftras erbulten, fir feline
nsus fOuislihe Sadt bic Shiffsrippen
iu liefern.
= Captain Samss Sarriion BON
osm Oiew Yorfer Dampier .Solturnc"
erbielt cine solosue Wieoaille ais aners
teinuns ieiner YerOisnfte UNI HE Rets
tuu9 pon % Wtatroien bel sinem fnrhts
barren Sturm i'm Npril oisies Sabres.
- Der unldnsit in 9iew YOrt &c.
itorbene NrSt Or. Soahim @lmeu'
oorf bat in isinem Geitameut beitimmt,
oaB nod benz Gobe ieiner Uittwe Der
Spnooe Der refOrmirten Stride BON
amsrita Elm 9esat pon $4,000 3ufallsH
ioG.
-Sobn @aibburn, Der 8iceprdiiOent
Der SBaibburn.@rOsbp Ofiuins Co.,
Icste, bab Der Rrsis oes 8rUoes in Die
9Obe ssben weroe, neil bic Wfsblpreiie
erbObt weroen miiBten. Der Preis
pirb na6 ben @rtlarunsen 0aibburn's
aui Ieds Gents fiir elm 9aib Sroo, oas
IA uuSen piest. iteissn.
- 2sutnant Sranf 9abm uno Capt.
@barles De s. @banbler pom Sisnae
corps Der Bunoesarmee uno Wtaior
Ssnrp y. 9eriep pcm S8etterbureau
werben als Yertreter Der Sereinisten
Staaten an bersintsrnatioualen Ballou'
8ettfabrt tbcilnsbmen, bic am 10. uno
II. Sttober in Berlin abSebalten wer'
ben ioll.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-27
Giiembabn Seittabelle.
s,latpar,, eadaluanna unb @eiiern Batn.

Selamare, SauawaHHu uHo RteHeth bu1h.
Sn araft ben "a. Stunt 1906.
GiDIih-8rl6et Srrantpn fir slsp gprf
um 2.05, 3.20, Cos, 800. 1920, Born. ;
1910, 1926 unb $40 Na&mittass. 8fr
Ntp gprf unb philadelphia, nm 800 Borm.;
f2.40 uHt 1886 Nahmitiass. 6iir
SobYbanna, 6.t0 IaGmittags.
R6roli@ sir Buffalo UNI 1.f5, 6.25 II. BOO
Rpr.; 1.55, $40 unb tf.f0 Ra&miitaes. 8iiI
8insbamtpn, Glmira unt 3pii@tniiatipntn, um
1910 Rpr. unt LOS Rdtm. 8iir Sspegp
SpraeuIt unb Utica, UNI Ifs unb 6.2b Mapr.
f.55 Na6mittaes. Sswtsp. @yrdeuIs uni
Utica 3us um 6.25 Wpr. lGuft tdeIit, auset.
upmmen Spuniass. 8iir Mpntrois I'M 9.0C
Ror.; t.05 unb GAO gfahm. NiHpIIpn Ae.
spmpeattcn, nm 400 Na6mittaas. 9tns.
hampton gespmcbatipu, um 6.f5 Na6mitiaas
Dloomsburg 9ibiiion-gnIGBi Suanfrr
IHr gtprtbumbtrlanh nm 6.35, 1920 Wor.
i.55 uue $40 Na&m. 8iir plymouth I'm 9.0s
Na&mittass.
Spnutagss3iee.
sHolia-8iir Rtp gcrf nm 205, 800
sos nub 1920 Morssus; 1886 unb 3.4C
Gahm.
lSrnIid - SHr Buffalo I'm lis, uni
6.25 Wor. t.55, $40 unb 11.t0 Rahm
Sir 8iusbdmtru uub 3pif&snliaiiuusn, 9,0t
uab 1910 9prmittdas.
Hlnomsburg Sibifion- @srldet Srnnicr
I'm 1920 Wrr uns $40 Na6miitass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-27
aaliduna ,,Ou s,asrnmasmitteln.

Bel teinem anberen Hubrungsmtt.
tel, 10 f4reiben bic ~Wtiindener Reue>
iten gla6ri6ten." tpirb bic Gntpertbs
una besip. 8erfGlIduns 70 bGufig be-
oba6tet pie BEL Der NiI4- Sn eriter
2inie itebt tire @srbiinnuns (DGHes
rung), bann bic Gntrubmung ober bets
bes fombtnirt. 3ur @srbeduns biefer
Manipulutipn perben 6fter frembe
Stoffe, als &reibe, Sips. Dertrin. ais
gefebt. Butter srfreut iid betonberer
SbeiInabme Der Sdlider. Sier fnb
3ufdbe bon tbierifden Jstten, Rinbss,
S4petnefett. Salg unb namentlid
Waaraarine unb &otosfett befonbers
beIiebt. 0ies trifft aud fir Durits
paaren gu, bic burd 8eimensunsen
minberipertbiser Slsiidiorten. Pferbe=.
6unbefleii6, ferner &artoffeln, 8rot,
D1ebl .f6madbafter" sema4t tperben.
Rebl pirb bur9 3ufdBe, bic eins Ges
pi9tspermebrung betpirten, tpie
S9perIpdt, Sips, &reibe, Son, ~auf>
gebsNert." BUR 5aIfduns bes Soniss
iperben neben WaHer perf4iebene
Stoffe, pie Rubr5udsr, MslaFe, StGrs
teftriip, 2ebm, Webl beulbt. @e>
pirse, namentlid in puIDerfOrm. ers
Ietben pielerIei @srfdlidunsen, 70 @es
ipiransItsn. IustatuiiFe. Bon Isste>
rem itnb ipgar fiinitli9e aus Wiastats
butter, 8ruditiiden BON Mustatniifen
unb erbigen @ubftun5sn beftebenb be-
tannt. Sm pfsfferpuIDer, bas iehr
bel gefdlf6t tpirb, ipirb ulles mOeli4e.
beaetabile Stpffs, Wlehl. 8rottrumen.
Solas unb 8aumrinbenmebl, ipie du9
sur Bd4perung mineruIifder Stpffe
(@ips) NIT bsrmablen. Dirett pers
fGlfdter aaffee IN ipobl tpenig angus
trsffen, ber Sauptbetrus Iiegt bdrin.
baB adn5 minberipertbise Ruffceiorten
ais feinfte gu entfprs4enb hoben' preis
fen perfalft perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-27
HuSlanb.

- Der @eiddftstbeil BON Sore. Su.
iel Wtanitonliu, purbe bur9 Seuer ger.
it6rt. S9aOen $15o.oOO.
= Gus ct. getsrsburs mirb ses
mslbst, baB Der @siunbbeitsIuftaub
Der Saiierin isbr uiel iu piiniaen
iibris lahs.
- Nus Stotterbam, Sollano. wiro
ssmslost. baB bort Or. Senrp Sop'
fins. De- friibre Prdiioent uon Bil'
liams college. seitorben 1T.
- Saiier 8ilbelm bat aus itiner
Yripatiaatulle $4,000 gum &obsrt
Sod 6Onos .3weds Ssfampfuns Der
gusbrsituns Der Cholera beiseiteuert.
- @ilbelm 8oist. Der S6uiter, tuel'
der Iid als n9auptmann bon S0penifA
eineu psltbefanntsn Oiamen erworben
bat, 1T bur6 taiierlidsn @uaSsnatt In
Sreibeit 9elest moroefi.
- Sn benz aalu.Diitritt auf Der 5ur
@rupps Der Saubmid' Snieln sebOreus
ben SnIel Mau berridt ausenblidlih
cine iur6tbare Diirre. @s bat bort
felt fait bsiuabe eiuem Sabre nidt mebr
sere9net.
&. Somsr @reenwOoO, elmer Der
prominenteiten @anaoier i'm briiiideu
Farlument. lit, wie er in WtOutreal,
@an., ertldrte, Der feitsu Gniidt, baf
Elm Conflict spiidsn Supun uub 9Imeri'
ia uur cine SraSe Der 3eit iei.
- @rose DpnamituOrrdtbe iino i'm
ruiiti6en 3ollbaus gu Sulta unO bes'
slei6eu i'm Sauie eines ruiliiben I'm
tertbunen 5u 9ei6t entbsdt norben
Wtun oriiuoet Oaruuf Die 9lunabme, bat
cine Serihw6runs 9e9sn oas 9eben bee
S6ab beitebe.
- Sn Der mdbriiaeu SuuptitabI
Sriinn uno oeren umssbuns linb it
nidt weuiser offs SweiunouisrSis Gertil
fubriteu idmmtli6e slrbeiter ausseiperrt
morbeu. Sanswisrise 9obnitreitisteiter
3wiiben 6abritauten uno slrbsitern 20,
ben gum uDllisen Sru9 ssfiibrt.
gu @ltuilfe i'm Resieruussbe5ir
Uiesbaoen bat Iosben elm S8sinbau
@ousreB setast. Siad iebr lebbaitel
@rOrterun9en sslanste cine 0teiOlutior
,ur slunabms, in peldsr Die 8eincon
trolle in einem ceutralen Sauptamt fiji
gang DeutI6laub 9eiOrbert miro. Del
@onsreb bat einftimmis jsoe @einitsuel
|ab9elebnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-27
Notwithstanding Ses eteppen,
huhuS,

Die Wieberbolung elmer WaFenauss
panberuns bes eentrdIaiiatiiden Steps
peHbubns nah Wef fteuropa tft laut
Ra9ri9ten aus Oftrublanb au erfpars
ten. Sstner Ratur unb ieinem &6rs
perbau na1 nimmt bas centralai iias
tif9e Steppenbubn etne Mittelf fteluns
stpif9en ben biibners unb taubenartis
gen WDseln Elm. Dem Nusfebeu mad
TIT es Elm Mtttelbing sipif6en benz Sas
fdnen unb ber Saube unb in 8ssug auf
bic $0rpergrobe tpmmt es lebterer anl
nd9iten. Die Sdrbuns bes 9efiebers
1T bas fanbiss 9elb ber eentralaiiatis
f9en @iiite, nit bic unb ba singefprsns
feItem buntem Wiuiter. Der eabelf0rs
mise @9ipans tuirb bur9 bic @erldns
gerung Der Mlittelf lfebern, ipie bel setpifs
fen S9tpdlbenarten, sebilbet. Sum
eriten Mdl, 10 melt ipifienI9uftlt6e
Ra9ridtsn bprliesen, eridien bas Gems
traldTatiI9. Stsppenbubn auf bsm
peiteurppGiI6en continent i'm Sriib'
ling bss Sabrss 1868. SamaIs trat
es alIentbaIben in sablreiden, gu Sdus
fenben SahIenben Sdauren auf. 8is
na9 9trddnsslst TIM Rurbsn, ben Gas
r0erinfeln unb Srlanb i'm Meiten. Sta
Item i'm Siibsn riftet. % ieinen Slug.
3ablrei4e pdr6sn ma9ten Deriu9s
gu iliiten. numentlid in 0dnemari unb
In SOllunb, ipurben iebpd bon Sdsern
unb Sdmmlern auseerottet. Derfetbe
8orsans tpieberboIte iia 25 Sabre fpda
ter. i'm Sabre 1888.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-27

Sebes gibereuteuneff
;iefert stpd ein @isrttlpfuub 9aunen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-27
eadauanna & BDomins 0aIleg.
(eaurel 9inie.)
9piidyeu Scranton uub @ilfts.8arre.

3pH&su Scranton uub @ilfss.9arrs.
2tat perIaGtn SCRANTON um 90, 200, 90
400, 500 unb 800 Wrrasns. I'm 40 Dior.
atus an @ohsntaesn unb aQs~ qaGfcIstnb'
ipan,ie Minuttn, snub nm 100 Wpreens ar
Spunfaarn une aIls natfplssnos ipan,ie Wi'
nuith Sic unb iniluiips f2 90 Tahis, In Dtl.
lts.Ssarrt Al Winutsu ipGttr aufommtub.
GrprtB,ast, nur in pittsfcn anbalttub. Der.
IaIsu SCRANTON ale Stunbe tdgi6, ausat-
ncmnisn Spnniaas uub 8sistaesn, BON us
Wpraens bic 7.f9 atsnes, unb trtifsu In 9DiI-
fts.Barrs 80 Minutsu lp6tsr sin.
Oeftuu Disuif apif6.a Scranton. giap auf
parf, quua parf, ptttrsbura unb Duumcrt.
Stebs GabrpIan fir stp6fbsfSrbnnbt 3iias.
y. n. M sts. IT,. BtrftbrsIttttr
Frat Ia Rrdft am 8. SuIi 1907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-27

Srauen an BerIiner
u llniberfitGt. 9tu4 IN bic ipiFsns
f9aftIi9en anftdltsn Der uniperitdt
Berlin brinst bas fpeibli9e Clement
f6rittipeife etn. go tf in Der bon
@eb. Ratb Rraus ssIeittten GRdrites
alinit, nebeu bem prtnatbosentsn Or.
Siirsens, Or. RabeI Stri8 alb aubers
etatsmdBtser affitent fbdtie. limb
au9 IN Der nniberftdtss s1ibIint6ef Be-
stgnsn uHs iebt 10 SiIfsarbeitertnnen,
ipdbrenb bic 3abI Der mEnnIidsn
6iIfsorbetter nur 8 bttrdst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-27
aouoer stttL Der w.artnss

2anser 9tttL Der Mdrtnss
gorniionperpdltunsstnipeit Rphloff
in &iel iFt gum Mdrtnegarnti iouDerndI'
tiInsspberinfpettpr ernannt porben.
Gin bibfd LANCER SiteI. BON sanden
IA Silben. Denn, 70 bemertt Elm
beutI9ldnbif9es 9latt bierSu, bas 70
ipsitsr sebt. brdu9en mir aud IN
Deutf9ldnb baIb @iitteutarteu, 10
lang, fpie bic bes aaiiers bon China
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-27

Die tIsinfs Gip IL
I the" bic benz Oberbuupts zines
etpiliiirten 2anbes se3ablt pirb. be-
trGst $15 idbrlid; biei. ~Summe" BE-
;isbt ber prGiibent Der Republit aR'
borra in ben pnrenGen.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-17
RAILROADS.
new JERSEY CENTRAL
CORRECTED 70 October 1, 1st

FOR NEW YORK.
Trains leave Broad and Ferry Street Stations
SIG, s SIS. &C. e. 49, &c.. s 7iss 49, 81. "a! ais'' ls giss' , s;sS''
10:40, 11:00. 11:20, u:40 a. M; 1900 n: E:3S.
100. 1:3o. 200, 2:3o. $500. $3.50. 800 $50, b:0S'
s:se. $50 s;lo $40 $50 s:4s, .!;oG. 7:iG !:i0.
800, s;25, 1000. 1880. ii 100, 1i:so' a. M: Hoo n::
500. 5.25, 500, $40, TOO. ss:oo,ss SIS, as:SS. ss::sSS.'
.' For Ell. EiIsab saS 3 and a. pi aiSl al'Fhs s:l a''s 80: 8 r. a:ss.
ss::ssSS.. 4 e. So o. s:ss, s:is. 7 1asV' s,a III s.s ~ Il - S;s !.
m. Sundays. 7:10. 8;55. 9:55. 1856, u:55 4. M:
1885 l;hb. s:oe. 1856. ASS. $50. s:45. 1855, s:4o,
For Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown and Mauch
Chunk $3.50 to Easton). s:35 a. M; 1:16, t:25,
6:3S to Easton) p. m. Sundays. i2:6B. $3.50 D. m.
For Wilkesbarre and Scranton. 1856 q. M;
as p. m SUNDAYS. ass p. m.
1:55. AIS. 5:3s. e:3. s:45, II 80 p. m. Sundays.
S;55. 1i:65 a. M 1855. $40 ,. m. ~ \
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Park
etc. S;ss ts:5o Red Bank onls) .t11.so a. M;
1850 D. m. Sundays. except Asbury Park, 8:Sb
(s:55 Red Bank only) a. M; u:55 Red Bank
only. 1855. $40 p. m. -. ts5t-fj
For Lakewood, $3.50 a. m. f12:5or Saturdays
Sundays, s:55. si55 a. M: LIS p. m.
For Atlantic City. $3.50 a. M; 1s:5o Satur-
days only). 1885 p. m. Sundays. 1855 a. M;
For Trenton and philadelphia. s.1a. 1855. s:sS,
1913. 146, s;46. 1850 p. m. Sundays. $50, SIS,
9:55. io:55, lbs a, m; 1855. si:55. 800. 1855,
As. $50 s;45. 7:S5. SAC; 9:15 p. m.
For Baltimore and Washington. 7:55. $3.50.
4li iso s 5: nj iii: IT, 4. a m'. So l.ss. s SIG. P go. q. ss sgn 3.
philadelphia only. ts 81
Telephone $500. ~
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-17
CAPTAIN BURR OF HARVARD MAY
PLAY AGAINST YALE SATURDAY
Has Practise for First Time
Since His Injury, Three
Weeks Ago.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 17.-Cap-
tain Burr, of the Harvard varsity, was
out in football clothes yesterday after
noon for the first time since his injury,
nearly three weeks ago. The Crimson
leader did not line up with his men, but
took several laps around the stadium
track and appeared to be in fairly good
condition.
All of the varsity players came out of
the hard game with. Dartmouth Satur-
day in good condition, with the excep-
ton of Dunlap, who has a slightly in
Jured shoulder. Dunlap's injury. while
not serious, is extremely painful, and
the coach proposes to give the big fell
low a rest until the last of the week.
Wilmington took Dunlap's place in the
lineup for signal drill.
Kennard was in at fullback and the
rest of the line was the same as the
initial lineup Saturday. The managers
announce that both Burr md Dunlap
will be able to play in the Yale game.
The signal drill was short and was
mostly In defensive drill. Several of
the most, difficult formations were
worked oft and the team was excused
after only a few minutes practise. Cor
bett, who left the game in rather bad
condition, came out In good shape and
is fit. The head coach is undecided
about dispensing with scrimmage this
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-17
Delegates Pass Resolutions Re-
fusing to Recognize Sus-
pension of Carpenter.

To sever athletic relations with the
British Amateur Athletic Association
was the action planned yesterday by
the A. A. u. of the United States at a
meeting at the Hotel Astor, New York.
The break between these national
bodies was brought about by the recent
suspension of j.. C. Carpenter, the
American n by the English au-
thorities.
Carpenter, 1t will be remembered
was disqualified by the Britons after
beating Lieutenant Halswelle. of Eng
land, in the 400-meter race at the
Olympic games In London. Notice OF
his suspension, as an aftermath to the
disqualification, was sent to President
James E.. Sullivan some time ago.
James E. Sullivan was unanimously
reelected president Of the A. A. u.
The report of the secretary-treas-
urer, which was adopted, showed total
receipts for the past year to be Sc, OPS. 80,
with disbursements of $4,202.37, leaving
a net gain for the year of 1 ,S25.93.
Added to the So, sos. SO cash balance last
year, the A. A. u. has a total cash bal
ance of $40, 334.32
The following records were accepted:
65-yard Run, Indoor-Lawson Robert
son, I. A. A. c., at Sixty-ninth Regi-
ment Armory, March 2, 1905. Time, rs.
12o-yard High Hurdle-A. B. Shaw,
Dartmouth College, at intercollegiate
games, Philadelphia, May 20, 1908. Time,
Is lbs.
7O-yard Three-legged Race, Indoors
G. e. Hall and Lyndon Pierce, April Is,
1908. Time, 2-5s.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-17
INSTITUTES TO PLAY
23D STREET Y. MS.

What is considered the most inn
portant basketball gam OF the week
will Sbe played al Institute Hall Friday
night. when the Institutes and the
Twenty-third Street x. M. G. A. clash
in their annua battle.
h games in the past between these
rival a~ggregations have always been
exciting, and many believe that the
home team are due to again meet their
Waterloo, as they did on Friday last,
when they lost to the C~olonials.
The Skiddoo boys are much faster
than the Coils, and this makes them
the favorites " Frank Hill and his
mates.
The junior team win also play, hav-
ing some local team as its opponents.
The tie game with st. Michael's will
probably be fought to a finish.
Manager William Walsh is leaving
nothing undone to make this a banner
year for the Institutes In basketball.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-17
JOHN BEDELL OUT
OF S|xDAY BIKE
RACE At BOSTON
Sustains Broken Collar Bone by
Collision With Grand
Stand.

BOSTON, Nov. 1.-THE twelve teams
competing in the six-day bieye4e races
at the Park Square Coliseum were
tied at the end of the frst ten hours'
racing last night. at 222 mies and
three laps. A record for the first
hours riding In a race of this kind
was made at tho start, the riders COW
ering twenty-four miles and two laps.
Early in the race the first accident oc-
Cured. During a sprint Johuts Bedell
and N. M. Anderson ran Into the
grand-stand, the former receiving q
broken collar-bone, which necessitated
the retirement of the Bedel1 brothers
team from the race. AT tho last mo-
ment a thirteenth team had entered
the race in Peter Drobeck. at Boston,
and Charles Mckay, of New York, 70
that the original number Of twelve
teams remain in the race.
There were few sprints during the
first days racing, Fogler Contributing
most of the spurts.
At the finish Fogler came In ahead,
closely followed by Holliston and
Bardgett. aaeas4 ass
An exhibition two miles was done by
Hugh McLear, of Chelsea, the cham
pion pace follower of the world, In s
minutes 81 3-5 seconds, while Jake De-
Roster, of Springfield, champion motor
PAGER did one mile in l minute 80 sec
onds
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-17
A. j. SEWERS RELATIONS
WITH BRITISH ATHLETIC BODY

220-yard Low Hurdle q 1T. s in.) fifth
of a mile track, around a turn. J.
Eller, 1. A. A.. c., at Celtic Park, Oc-
tober II, 1908. Time, "a Abs.
220-yard High Hurdle g TT. 8 in.)-
J.. ]. Filler, l. A. A. c., at Celtic Park,
October II, 1908. Time, 81 3-5s.
44o-yard High Hurdle e IT. 6 in.)-
Charles Bacon, 1. A. A. c., at Celtic
Park, October II, 1908. Time, I'm. 3-5s.
90O-yard Run-Andrew Glarner, San
Francisco, Cal, April, 1908. Time, 2 m.
1 2-5s.
16-pound Shot-Ralph Rose, Celtic
Park, September z, 1908. Distance, 4!
TT. 10 in.
12-pound Shot-Ralph Rose, Celtic
Park, August 20, 1903, from 7-foot CIR
Gle. Distance, 81 1T. 3 in.
Discus-Adopted 1908 C-foot circle),
M. f. Horn, I. A. A. G., at A. A. u,
championships, Travers Island, Sep
TENDER 10, 1908. Distance, 1872 It. II in
Weight, "A pounds.
Discus-Olympic style Is foot 21z inch
circle, 4 pounds 6h ounces). Martin j
Sheridan, /. A. A. c., at Pastime Oval,
October 4, 1908. Distance, 40 1T. 51s in,
16-pound Hammer-John Flanagan, /
A. A. c., at Celtic Park, August 80,
1908 (9-foot circle. Distance, 179 It.
ca in.
1S-pound Hammer (including weight
of head and wire handle)-B. F. .Sher-
man, Boston, Mass, June II, 1908. Dis
lance, 131 IT. u in.
21-pound hammer G%ncluding weight
of head and wire handle)-B. F. Sher-
man, Boston, Mass, June II, 1908. Dis
lance, 100 #. liz in.
Pole Vault-Walter B. Dray, Yale
University, Danbury, Conn, June IL,
1908. Height, - TT. 9% In.
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week. The second team has not dis
banded, and the manager could not
state whether or not there would be
scrimmage tomorrow at open practise.
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given to all parties inter-
osted that the certificates of assessment of the
whole amount of the costs and expenses OF
opening
VOORHEES, STREET,
FOURTH STREET.
MILL ROO "A
HOMESTEAD PARK
have been delivered to me according to law.
Said assessments comprise all the lots. tracts
and parcels of land and real estate lying on
VOORHEES, STREET
from Leslie street to Fabyan place; on both
sides OF
LESLIE STREET
and
FABYAN PLACE.
from a point about one hundred feet south Of
Voorhees, street, to one hundred feet north OF
Voorhees, street: on both sides of
FOURTH STREET.
from Sixth avenue to Park avenue; on the
Boutherly side Of
PARK AVENUE,
from Fourth street to O point about seventy
MILL BROOK PLACE.
from Summer avenue to Sheffield street; on
both sides OF
HOMESTEAD PARK,
from a point about one hundred feet west OF
Clinton place to Hawthorne avenue.
The owners Of land and real estate assessed
In said certificate of assessment are hereby re-
them. and each of them respectively to me at
my office, City Hall, on or before December
2S. 1908.
Newark, N. j.. November 1e. 1903.
J. H. B~ACHELLER, .
nov17-5t Comptroller.
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CLOSE RACE NOW
On IN MERCANTILE
BOWLING LEAGUE
Heller Tool Team Tied for
Fourth Place With Newark
Branch c. r. r.

The bowlers of the Heller Tool Com
pany won two out of three games from
the Newark Branch Of the Central
railroad in the Mercantile League last
night on the %Iroquois alleys. AS a re-
suit the teams are now tied for fourth
place, each having won seven games
and lost five. The e. A. Kirch pin
knights continue to lead, but they are
being closely pressed by the Kneuer &
Sons quintet. The scores of last night
games, the standing of the teams to
date and the individual averages down
to $50 follow:
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Totals .s72 1877 791
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TWO SERIES BOWLED
IN NEWARK LEAGUE,

Roseville, bowling at home. easily
won two out of three games from the
Belleville team in the Newark League
last night. The Northern Republican
Club bowlers also took the odd game at
home from the First Ward quintet. The
scores:
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At Roseville.

e
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Totals. T95 74 S15
At Northern:

Totals ...Ses LIZA 1000 Totals ...s55 9s4 $40
The Winslow mail., 1908-09-19
Steamed Eggs.

Have a cup containing one-ha:
spoonful of butter, setting in a disl
of boiling water Into the cup breal
one egg, beat slightly with a fork, ad,
two tablespoons Of milk. mix. thel
cover the dish tightly so that tn
steam will not escape. The egg will
puff up 10 the to- of the cup as j
cooks and is 500 thoroughly done
A delicat' appetizing dish served wifi
toast.
The Winslow mail., 1908-09-19
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you sell fine goods that are up
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News Items

or advertisements to be printed
in this paper must be handed in
before II o'clock Friday OF each
week.
The Winslow mail., 1908-09-19

The Ell Paso Bridge and Iron
Company have the contract for
building the new steel bridge at
Taylor.
The Winslow mail., 1908-09-19

A large party of hunters from
Jerome passed through Holbrook
Saturday on their way to the
White Mountains.