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Evening journal., 1908-10-24
JUST PAST 100,
MRS. PASS dies
Remarkable Woman Ends
Active Life After Linger-
ing Illness
SHE WAS BORN IN ELKTON

Mrs. Anna N. Pass. who on October
Is celebrated her Tooth birthday annivcr-
sary died last night in her home, No.
5O4 West Fifth street, Of old age. She
had been III since her birthday and her
death had been expected for several days.
She had been semi-conscious for almost
a week and when she relapsed into total
Inconsistencies yesterday her relatives
were summoned. She died at S.S) clock
Funeral services viii be held in the
home on Monday eevning at O'Clock.
The Rev. II. A. G. Westerheld, pastor Of
Asbury NJ. +. Church, will ofhciate on
Tuesday morning the body VIII be -
ped 70 Lewisville. Md, where intermcnr
viii be made privately.
Until her last illness Mrs. Pass had been
remarkable for her vigor and enjoyed tho
health of one much younger.
Mrs Pass was born near Eikton. Nd.
She had lived in this city for about 20
years. She leaves the following children:
Mrs Ellen Gilbert of this city; Mrs
Elizabeth David, Mrs. Ruth A. Clement,
of Philadelphia Mrs. Hannah Hanna. OF
this city; Mrs. Henry Palmer, OF Landen-
berg, Pa; Mrs. Emma Walls, of Colwyn
Pa; and Rirs. Louisa j. Mount. Will
whom she lived.
Her grandchildren number a5 great
grandchildren. 45; great-great grand chill
dren 29. She leaves one great-sreat- great
grandchild. Cletas Finnan, II months old
Mrs. Pass had remarkable memory
and often recalled incidents in the early
history of the country. and frequently
spoke of the visit of Lafayette to thi.
country. She was a descendant of the
man who cast the Liberty Bcll
Up to a year or two ago Mrs. Pas.
swept the sidewalk daily in front o.
her home and delighted in sewing and die
much readin-.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
THE AVENUE

The excellent bill being offered at the
new Avenue Theatre this week will
conclude today For next week Lessee
and General Manager NIackey has
booked an unusually strong list Of at
fractions. Chief Of these will be Enooh
the Human Fish, the man who pares
an apple, plays a trombone and per-
forms a number of other remarkable
teats under water. 1t is one of the
biggest attractions ever offered on any
stage The others on the bill will
be the Omega Trio in a screaming
farce; Morrissey and Rich. eccentric
comedy entertainers; James Dilkes. the
musical comedian; Smith and Reno. the
acrobats and barrel jumpers; James
Haas. the minstrel boy. and the
Avenuescope with a number of up-to-
date moving pictures. Every act on
the bill is a good one.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24

GASHED Ills HEAD

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, oct 2L-Walter the tcn-
year-od son of VIM Holton, of Sans
ville met with "a painful accident while
playing at school lie was turning
somersaults in a bunch of leaves. strilS-
ing his head against piece of glass. and
cutting a cash about two inches in his
head.
The Bryan and Kern Democratic Club
will have mass meeting in Newark
Opera House. Monday evening. Hon.
Chas. A. Towne of New York. viii be
the speaker. Addresses will also be made
by lion Andrew c.. Gray, candidate for
attorney-general; DR.. Roland G. Payn-
ter. nominee for Governor, and others.
The Republicans win hold a mass meet
ing in Newark Opera House, Thursday
evening. October 29th Addresse7 win be
made by Ruby r. Vale and Albert l..
Blair
Miss Elizabeth Wright gave a "Sala-
magundi party TO her many young
friends. Each guest received a pretty
souvenir.
Rev VIM. +. Corkran. pastor Of the
Methodist Church, will deliver a sermon
to husbands Sunday evening.
The young men of Newark viii hold a
masquerade dance I'm Newark Opera
House Friday evening.
The Young Peoples Aid Society Of the
NJ 7. church will give a supper and fair
in Banquet Hail. of the Opera House,
Thursday afternoon and evening on oc-
toher 2qth
William Bradley, who has been quite
an is convalescing.
Mrs Fannie Nelson, Of Washington, ID.
c.. Is the guest of Mrs. Z. c. Wilson.
Miss Naomi Robinson, of Washington,
d. c.. was the guest of Mrs. Dr. Chas
A Blake this week.
Mrs. Arthur j Wood and son. OF State
College. Pa. are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Kerr.
Gen. r. f. Armstrong and niece. AIRS.
Addio Eliender returned from Niagara
Falls. this week.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
INDICTMENT OF
KENT'S SHERIFF
William {. HaFtnett Accused
Of Presenting False Bills
for Care Of Prisoners
TWO DIFFERENT CHARGES

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. oct 4-The Indictment
OF Sheriff william j. Harineti on charges
Of fraud and attempted fraud ttwo mdct-
monts) created big sensation here and
an eyes will now be on the k.nl County
Court House TO see what Is done wilh
one Of its principal officers.
Sheriff Hartnett and his council
Thomas C. Frame, Jr, viii have until
Monday to prepare any special pleading
on motions TO quash the Indictment. Tie
court assured them that they woull havc
dme TO prepare for every step OK the pro-
cedure.
There is talk here to-day Of a special
term about December 20. which VIII giNo
the shonm two months to prepare his de-
fense and to which time this term OF
court would adjourn making il really
an adjourned term Of the present court
and the present jury
The Grand Jury worked nearly three
days ON these two indictments aud APP
peared 70 be 10th 10 ind the true nills,
which finally came IN last evening,
signed by George B. Hynsoo, foreman
of the Grand Jury. Hnil WAS fixed at 5000
and the sheriff promptly furnished A.
The witnesses heard by the Grand Jusy
wero John b. Wharton, president of the
Lovy Court, who marks with his approved
all bills approved by its finance commit
tee; John n. Buckson, county treasurer.
Samuel W. Darby. clerk of the peace.
Isaiah Vincent. a negro prisoner. Thomas
Cooper, Jerry Fountain. Marion Nooc-
ford, John Coleman, Alfred Rascs, inc
book accounts Of the Levy Court aud tho
itemzed bills Of tho sheriff
Fully twelve pages OF the Hnrtnctt in
dictment are taken up with citation OF
the names and charges aginst each per-
son. either tho n0mo or the time o. sei-
vitude being alleged as fictitious.
The employment OF Lawyer J. Iran
Anderson by the Levy Court as iis coun-
sci resultedin the first bin Of the sherin o
being held up. The work Of tho Levy
Court Investigation commlttea-alth0ush
the court was OF the Same political ptr-
suasion of the sherin-followod ana. 'ater
came the three days Investigation by the
Grand Jury.
Sheriff Hartnett Immediately appear
ca, represented by Thomas G. Frame.
Jr. and entered bail in the sum OF
$1,000. The defendant was given until
Monday TO file any srecial pleadings.
or motions to ouash the indictments
one indictment is composed of twenty.
seven closely typewriticn pages.
The first Indictment charges tho
sheriff with obtaining Si,15O from Kent
county under false pretensos. The sec
ond indictment charges the sheriff with
attempting to obtain S2.lOO from Kent
county under false ana fraudulent Pre-.
lenses
The Grand Jury Immediately went
back TO It's room TO consider the cases
AGAINST the other county officials. IN
what has become known as the "Kent
county graft" cases.
Tho indictment charging the actual
obtaining Of &150 under false protensos
IS signed hy Robert II. Richards. at-
torney-general. ana sets forth long
list of alleged fictitious names or
prisoners or fictitious terms for which
the sheriff charged Kent county for
board.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
READY
FOR Big HOUSING
Washington Fire Company
Will Go to COnShOhOCken
on October 3lSt

All arrangements have ben made for
the housing Of the apparatus of the
Washington Fire Company No. l. Of
conshohooken. Pa, on next Saturday.
when the new homo Of that company viii
be dedicated. The Washington Fire Com
pany Of this city, viii house the APP
paratus and win leave here on the morn-
ing Of October 81. accompanied hy il.e
First Infantry Band.
It Is appropriate that the WASHING
ton Fire Company OF this city should
have the honor Of placing the apparatus
Of the Conshohocken Company in its new
homo for It has just been thirty years
since the local company omciated at
similar function I'm Conshohocken. At that
time was celebrated the dedication OF
the companys first home and many VIII
remember the occasion. Tho Consho-
hoclSon officers Of the parade were; chief
marshal, John n. West; FIRST assistant
marshal. r. j HqfonH-
marshal, William S. Davis; arst assist
ant engineer Charles Lukens, second as
sistant engineer, Joseph button.
Tho officers OF the local fire company
for tho coming celebration are: Chief
marshal James NJ. Dickersoa; company
marshal, Martin b. Farroli assistant
company marshals Harry a. Turner
Robert S. Croes and Walter Green.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
BY THE WAYSIDE

The smoke which has hung over the
city In such dense masses as TO oh,
scure the sun ON Monday afternoon
was resnonsible for some odd color of-
fects AT times the smoke would lift
little and a few of the suns rays
would steal through, lighting up the
houses in q fantastic way. At one
time a row OF panes i'm the dupont
Building near the base Of the glass
part, was brilliant with gold as the
sunlight struck it, but the rest OF the
building was unilluminated and no
other rays could be seen.
Some tcts on election are com
mencing to be heard Of but authentic
information of cash bets is hard TO
obtain. 1t appears that most of tho
bets hsard of so FAR have odds that
Taft viii win. No very large sums
have been wagered. The chief bet
ting. however. appears to he on vari.
Gus state elections. This Is always q
favoiite betting stunt and if there is
a state which can possibly be classed
as doubtful which has not figured in
q bet il is yet to be listed.
Speaking about the election, this is
the time when the acquaintance VINO
has merely RECOGNIZED vou with slight
bow. or who has ignored YOU for Years.
grcets YOU with q hearty salutation.
and even attempts 10 engage you in
friendly converse. Such q one is a
candidate for onice This is the e;a
Of GOOD feeling.
Many have been hearo TO remarh
about this display Of friendship on
the part of candidates for Office a
man is greeted with n hearty good
morning" by some ono he barely
knows. Then he wonders for mo-
mont. but the mystery is soon solved,
for It flashes across ire memory than
the friendly fellow citizen wants 10 Do
, an Office holder, and is after every
vote.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
THE GARRICK

The more important features of the
show which comes to the Garrick
theatre next week are Joseph Hart's
big scenic production "The Bathing
Girl and another Hart attraction.
The Police Inspector" These are both
big acts and are sure to prove strong
attractions for the week. Mavme
Remington and her Pickaninnies. a
lively singing and dancing number;
Hin and Ackerman, Jack Mason's sing
ing act 3-4-1, The Two Astaires, and
others are booked. The large attend
ance the last week in the face Of num-
erous other amusements about town.
and the nearness of election time is
evidence Of a hearty appreciation of
good high-class vaudeville as the Car
rick presents it.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
Local ontion Mass Mnntlnn,

Two local option mass meetings will
be held tomorrow afternoon for the
benefit of the voters of the Second
Representative District Of this city
one service will be held at Eastlake NJ
~. Church, Thirteenth and Tathan
streets, TO be preside over by Mr.
John A Booker and to be addressed
ny w. w. Knowles and the Rev. John
IT Arters The other meeting will be
held at Kingswood NJ. f. Church, and
the Rev. w. c. Poole will preside. The
speakers viii be the Rev. H. C. Turner
and Caleb E. Burchenal These meet
'-~- ~-- held for the purpose Of in
nuencing voters to cast their ballots
e-- such a legislative candidate as
win not favor the saloon.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
NoTEs

Road Preservation and Dust Preven-
ton Is the name Of n valuable book by
William pierson Judson Just published
by the Engineering News, New York,
and selling for $3.50. Mr.. Judson Is a
recognized authority on road-malHng.
The Housekeepers Week by Marion
Harland. the authoress OF the great
cook book is being put out by the
Bobbs- Merrill Co. of indianapolis It
contains many splendid suggestions
from Mrs. Harland for the women, and
particularly the young housekeepers.
The Century has under way. for
early publication. papers. from several
sources, which viii give the public an
intimate view Of the methods. motives,
and character Of the late Grover Cleve-
land. The papers will include. an illus
trated sketch by Prof. Andrew f. West
on the ex-presidents residence at
Princeton. and his interesting and in
huential connection with the affairs of
q great university.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
BRIDGE FIRE
THREATENS BOATS

LEWEs. oct. 24-By the burning Of
the Ocean House bridge the large fleet
of launches from this town were in
serious danger of being destroyed and
thci- tanks Of gasoline exploding, but
for the quick work of Superintendent
w E. Tunnel and Joseph Bermender,
who FASTENED 10 the blaze. and with
buckets Of water managed to quenoh
the flames before they reached the
launches. The fire is supposed to have
been started by careless person drop
ping cigar ashes in the dry weeds
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
Onen Air cer,,ioee

Two open air gospel meetings, under
the auspices Of the City Missionary
Society of the H. r. Church viii be
held this evening. The first viii be
at Front and Madison streets at 715
o'clock The Rev II. T. Carpenter, as
sisted by the Revs. G. W Dawson. W
r. Greenfield and Frank 7. Swartz in
the service. At SIS o'clock on the
City Hail steps. the services viii be
conducted by the Rev. F.. T. Carpenter
assisted by some Of the preachers of
the city
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
LITERARY REVIEW
SOWING SEEDS IN DANNY.


BY Nellie l.. McClung Photographic
frontsplece Doubleday, Page q
Co. New York City.
Nothing quite SO cherry and fun Of
genuine humor and optimism has come
TO our hands for long time as Sowing
Seeds in Danny by Nellie L. McClung.
IL is said that one of tho publishers
statesmen refused to take an order for
fifty cents from a merchant. but in
sisted that the latter take it home and
read II. The merchant did so, and they
say that he ordered five hundred Dan
iel Mulcahey Watson (Wee Danny. is
four years old and the youngest Of nine
children. About this clever son Of Irish
parents is woven a story Of
So many faiths-so many creeds.
SO many paths, that wind and wind
While just the art OF being kind
Is what the old world needs.
Received from publishers.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
Auti-saloan League Meetings.

Tomorrow win be spent in this city
by the agents of the Delaware Anti
Saloon League. c. Z. Burchenal will
speak at Silverbrook NJ. E. Church in
the morning and at olivet Presbyter-
ian Church at the evening services. The
Rev. John NJ. Arters will be the speak
er at Asbury NJ f. Church in the
mornig and at Goodman NJ E. Church
at night
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
FOUND q Eireman,s Radne

A boy found q firemans badge this
morning near Eleventh street bridge
and turned it over to Patrolman Green.
The bade is marked with the name
of the Liberty Fire Company of Penn's
Grove, n j.. and awaits claimant
at the police station.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
Reaistrstion Case plsnisaed.

The charge Of illegal registering
which was brought against Noah Ger
rum, colored. was dismissed in City
Court this morning by Judge Cochran
Assistant City Solicitor Satterthwaite
said that the Upper Court had sus-
tained the. appeal (which was brought
there and as there was no evidence
against the man, the case stood to be
dismissed
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
Prohihiiionists - Meeilna.

William r. Hawkins and the Rev.
John N. Arters addressed an open-air
meeting at Delaware City last night in
the interests of the prohibition move
ment A large audience Of voters heard
their arguments.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
Writes From Philippi,es.

Thomas Leach. Jr. formerly Of this
city has sent an interesting letter to
W. II Beacon. principal of the wiz
mington Business School. from the
Philippine Islands The letter is sent
from Hungarian. Occidental. Negros.
Mr Leach tells of conditions IN the
Island and comments Interestingly on
some of the customs of the natives He
is living with Spanish family and is
doing correspondence and office work.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
church 10 celebrate Anniversary.

The second anniversary of the Pen-
tecostal Church win be observed on
November with an-day services. The
Rev. III G. Tyumbauer. superintendent
Of the PhilaNelphia district, viii
preach the anniversary sermon.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
Loaves md crass on Fire.

Some dry leaves and grass IN the
lot near Eighteenth street and tho
Boulevard became ignited Thursday
and burned over quite "a largo area
before extinguished A strong wind
famed the fire, and the residents near
by began 10 grow alarmed. The police
were notified and they called up the
Brandywine Fire Company by telephone
and the chemical responded. Tho fire
was eXtinguished with little difficulty.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
Hiokorv Ir- I'm WanIs Ganos.

The Hickory Jr. team would like TO
receive challenges from any l05 pound
team in the city. Parksidc Juniors pre-
ferred Send challenges to 9l9 Lam
caster avenue. city.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
ou.rdina the BaIlots.

To guard the ballots that are being
stored in the Clerks office az George
town as fast as they are printed. Clerk
OF the Peace John w. Green is sleep
ing in the Office every night
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
Taft Club st Nswnort.

Colored Republicans Of Newport
have organized a Taft and Sherman
Club. Wnliam II. Cooper is the presi-
dent and Richard Elliott secretary.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24

our sirloin steaks and tender loin are
considered the best in this city with
French fried potatoes and bread and butt
tor only IS cents. New York Restau-
rant, 40S Market ST.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24

Select your furniture coverings from
the new J. & J. n. Harman Company,
40 King streets
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
n. M. c. A. anndau Mentlnnl

The first of a series Of meetings TO
be given under the auspices OF the Y.
NJ C. A. win begin Sunday. November
J. There viii be no meeting tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
Third Money For Arta r.

I0ITo WonoY TOT NTIa X.
w =. Austins Arta r. got third
money in the 2.22 trot at Frederick.
Md. yesterday.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
ADJUSTMENTS.


n ARRICK THEATRE.
" 10 ACTS THIS WEEK. A great bill.
JULES GARRISON & CO..
ROBERTS. HAYES & ROBERTS,
HARDING AND All SID.
CHAS. CARLOS trained ponies and dogs
The FIVE SISTERS BALLATZAR,
Dorothy Arville and Her Troopers.
VIOLET ALLEN, GEO. WRIGHT & co.
Loney Haskell. Mile. Olive Beindorf,
THE KINETOGRAPH
Daily at 2l5 and sis d. m. sharp.
Matinees, best seats, 25c evenings, 25c,
35c SOC.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24
/libernians 10 Have Smoker.

Division no. 10, A. o. H. viii hold
a smoker ia IT'S rooms at tho Irish
American Hall on Tuesday evening,
October a.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24

Elgin watches Sl.oO per week Shown
at your home Puritan Watch Co.
sgS 10 Market ST.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24

Have YOU tried our Special small
steaks with French fried potatoes with
bread and butter? only 90 cents. New
York Restaurant i0S Market ST.
Evening journal., 1908-10-24

Puritan Watch Co. 923 IL Market
st. Representative viii call, furnish
Elgin Watch S1.0O weekly.s
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