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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-06
STORES. oTFIcEs, ETc,, TO LET.

STORES. OFFICES, ETC. TO LET.
WILL MOVE YOU FREE or CHARGE.
HI HILL
Every known convenience for a modern office
building. Apply for rates to NAT. KLEIN.
Managing Agent, ID floor.
II HILL BUILDING, 156 MARKE ST.
DESK ROOM for rent In the new HILL
BUILDING, 156 Market St; telephone and
stenographer service; floors carpeted; don't
miss this chance II you require but a desk
room. a KLEIN, second floor.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or
EXCHANGE.
VAILSBURG-New residence, s rooms, i'm
provements. steam heat; near South Orange
av.; nice neighborhood; fine view; lot 37lax100.
Apply ISIS Washington St, Newark.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-06

FOR SALE-Two- family houses. improvements
also decorations. at a special bargain to
quick buyer, for cash. above mortgage. Ad-
dress BROS, 80 Main St, East
Orange.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-06

THIRTEEN-RooM HOUSE; all Improvement
lot 100000: good location: Sc. 200.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-06

PLOT, 1~12x2ss: on Lakeside av.,
facing Verona Lake. Address +. w HAS
SINGER, 81 Alpine St, Newark.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-06
FLATS AND ROOMS TOILET.
CITY.

A LARGE front room. all improvements,
suitable for man and wife or two gentle
men; five minutes from South st. station, and
in a direct line with all trolleys. Address
MRS. M. ISL South Broad st.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WANTED-Parties with some money in all
cities New York State and New Jersey to
operate our penny store vending machine; sells
eight different kinds candy. gum. chocolate.
peanuts, etc. absolutely new in this terri
tory. Call and see these machines in opera
ton at Baltimore Dairy Lunch Room, 2s
Market St, corner Lawrence. Newark. N j.
See H. s. VANDERVOORT. sales agent, there
all day, who will explain this proposition to
you, or write care Broad Hotel. Newark, N. j.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF any kind. contents
Of stores. fats and merchandise Of every de-
s~cription. bought for cash; quick and confden-
tial. VAN POZNAK, 40 South Orange av.,
phone 2071. Newark.
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for reliable party
with 81 500 for light manufacturing business:
absolutely new: salary $500 per month and
large profits. Call between 10 and 5, Room 507,
142 Market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
Arthur stills Under Arrest for
Developments In Two
Robberles.
He CARRIED HIS OWN CLUE
Prisoner Hit In Back With Pepper
Box Can and THIS Leads Police
Officer 10 His Man.

Taloum powder w1r the means OF
landing Arthur stills, morphine flend,
in jail carly this morning, Tho man
may DO charged with two offenses,
burglary and attempted burglary Last
night he was In the Midland roomIng
house and II In alleged he atole pair
of trousers from u roomer. While he
was getting away from the place, the
roomer threw II box OF talcum powder
at him. The box struck Sllls on the
back and n generous portion OF the
powder was sprnkled on his clothing.
The stolen trousers were recovered by
the owner and he at once reported the
matter to officer Gillespie. The lat
ter was informed about the talcum
powder episode and Immediately start
ed out hunting for the man with pow
der ON his clothing.
After q search of two or three
hours Gillespie located his man and
brought him 10 police headquarters.
The man had ripped open IL pocket
book in addition to trying TO steal the
trousers, When searched at the sta
ton, large quantity of morphine pills
was found on him and this fact leads
the police to believe he is the man
who broke into the Fifth East drug
store n night or TWO ago and stole SO
in cash and 500 4 grain morphine
tablets. The man is being held pend
ing further investigation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
URGES FIRE PROBATION.
Acting Chief Ayland Requests That
Rubbish BE Removed.

Acting Chief Ayland of the fire do
partnent has requested that business
men and citizens assist the department
in measures calculated 10 prevent fires
now that the glorious Fourth is near
at hand Chief Aylaud stated this
morning that he had ordered extra and
special inspection and the department
will take every precaution possible to
see that back yards and the rear of
business houses are cleaned up and be
free from conbustible MARTIAL before
the fire crackers begin popping.
This morning the department had
two runs. one was to Fourth South
and West Temple streets and was the
result OF the desire on the part of .
curious woman to see the apparatus
make run. She stepped into a store
and turned in an alarm and the fire
laddies lost no time In getting to the
supposed fire. The woman was UNI
doubtedly satisfied but Acting Chief
Ayland would like very much to know
who she is.
The second fire was at IS west Sixth
South street, the cause unknown. Fire
started in small shed in building
occupied by r A. ~ Foriseth. The
place where the fire occurred was oc-
cupied by some foreigners. The dam
age TO the building amounts to about
S25 and about $40 to the contents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
GRAVE OF CLEVELAND
Mrs. Cleveland and Her Children
Visit II While Hundreds OF Wis
itors Make IL Their Mecca.

Princeton, n j., June a. Hundreds
OF people visited the grave OF Grover
Cleveland IN Princeton cemetery today
Mrs. Cleveland accompanied by little
Richard and her daughter, went TO the
cemetery before o'clock, where Mrs
Cleveland stood for some time beside
the howor strewn graves OF her hus-
band and daughter Ruth. A member
OF the local militia stood guard at the
grave throughout the night, and was
relieved this morning by another
guardhman
The men were not In uniform In defer.
ence 10 Mrs. CieYeland's desire 10 avoid
anything of a military character. The
plot win be guarded for several day 70,
Those who remained az the Cleveland
homo last night with Mrs, Cleveland
and the children were Miss Rose CleNe-
land, MIR. Cleyelands sister; Miss Mary
Hastings, a Mere; Cleveland II. bacon
OF New York nephew Of the former
President, and Prof ana Mrs, John Il
Finley
Messages and letters Of condoloneo
continue to come In by the score.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
GATHERING TOMORROW
salt Lake Stake Sunday Schools Meet
In Tabernacle for Annual
Festivities.

The tabernacle Is to be the scene OF n
happy gathering tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock. II being tho annual Sunday
school festivities OF the Salt Lake stake
Sunday schools. THAR gatherings in
tho past have created no little degree
OF admiration on account OF the stu
ponduus efforts by the officers and
teachers OF the Sunday schools of TINT
stake In decorating this auditorium.
Fer the past two years the annual has
been observed and an exceptionally In
tereeting program rendered. On this
occasion the lower floor win be iuOnopo-
lizod entirely by the Sunday schools of
the stake, while the gallery VIII be
thrown open to the general public.
1t being the anniversary OF the death
of the Prophet Joseph Smith, series
OF sketches VIII be rendered by the SUI
perinteudents OF the different wards
covering the growth or the gospel from
the Adamlc to the dspensation OF the
fullness OF times. experimenting this
short discourses will be delivered and
appropriate concert recltn tions. solos
and choruses by the children.
The prevailing ooors In decorations
VIII be white and blue; nowers and
ported plants will be seen In profusion
and the whole effect promises to be un-
usually pleasing.
The general public Is invited TO ot-
tond these services beginning at 10
o'clock Sunday morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
FAME OF oGDEN's CHOIR,
Eastern Magazine Gives the Body IL
Handsome Notice.

The Burr Mcintosh Monthly, maya
zine famed for the excellence OF its IL
Illustrations. contains in the July num-
Der, an article on music and musicians
by Arnold Kruckman, and indicates
well how the fame of the Ogden tab
ernaclc choir has spread, as the mu-
steal organizations OF Minneapolis. Og-
den and New Orleans are grouped to-
gether the ogden society having ms
extended notice az the others A pic
ture OF Director Ballantyne, accom-
panies the notice with a reference to
the annual musical festival which the
Ogden choir proposes giving. Another
picture is shown Of Il section OF the
choir on us tour 10 California last
year. The notice. which is very com
plimentary In It's character. concludes
as follows.
THE chorus is composed OF 205 male
and female vdnes, with a waiting list
Of as many more persons who are anxi-
Gus tC become members. Applicants
are admitted TO membership only after
a very severe examination I'm regard
to their knowledge of music and vocal
art They not only receive no compcn-
sation for their services, but I'm some
cases contribute 10 the support OF the
organization The memborship Is al
most exclusively Mormon. Director
BallantynG Is an American by birth,
breeding and musical education. He
was trained wholly by eastern must
clans. The quality OF his scholarship
and the magnitude of his achievements
Is proof Of what we can do without
much European add"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
SHE PREVENTS ROBBERY
1ramps Try to Rob Wood Live Stock
COmpany--Nirs. Is. ID. HamilI
Alarms Neigbborhood.

A daring attempt to rob b. d. Ham
i'll, assistant secretary of the Wood
Livestock company, at Spencer, Ida,
occurred Wednesday and that the
would-be robbers did not accomplish
their object was solely due to the
presence OF mind of Mrs. Hamill. ac-
cording TO word received in this city.
Hamill, who had taken $4,000 in
silver and gold coin to the Spencer Of
fees to pay sheep shearers. was startl-
ed while in his house by hearing some
dogs lighting in the rear OF the place.
He went TO the back door to investi-
gate, and instead of finding the dogs.
he was confronted by two masked men
who held revolvers on him. They de-
manded that he go to the office and
unlock the safe. This he said he
could not do because he did not know
the combination. While arguing with
the men, he slipped into the room
again and shut the door sharply.
Mrs. Hamill had been attracted by
the conversation going on and ran
hurriedly from the front of the house
to neighbor's, where party was be-
ing held Many cowboys and others
were there. and they at once formed
posse to search for the two men, who
had escaped AZ soon as Hamill retreat
cd into his dark kitchen.
The possee hunted into every retreat
and rounded up about 20 tramps. Two
of them were identified by Hamill, and
they We're at once turned over TO the
sheriff at st, Anthony, The other
tramps We're run out of town and
patrol of cowboys watched the streets
during the night after the men were
all paid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
MEETING OF EDUCATORS
Hundreds of Delegates Arrive In
Cleveland to Attend Natl Educa-
tional Association Convention.

Cleveland, Ohio, juno 2T.--Hundreds
OF delegates TO the National Education
al association convention have arrived
and registered at the bureau In the new
federal building Vice President Ma
than shaeffer who will preside over
the sessions IN the absence OF Presi-
dent Cooley arrived today and began
preparations for the opening OF the
convention Monday.
The group of addresses 10 he deliv-
cred AT the general sessions OF the con
Ventlon IN the Hippodrome next week
IL the most brilliant ever given here.
The leading speakers announced so far
are David Starr Jardun, president Of
Leland Stanford university and head
of the United States seal commission;
Jane Adams, the famous sooioloEist:
Nicholas Murray Butler, president %
Columbia university. Estele Reel sup
erinteudent OF Indian schools; Booker
Il. Washington, president OF 1Niskegee
institute; Andrew r West, dean OF
erintendent OF New York schools and
william o. Thompson, president Of
Ohio state university,
Three entirely new and unique fea-
lures Ot entertainment are TO be Of
fercd the delogateH, The first viii BIO
the intor-city spelling bee at the Hip
podrome on Monday morning. 1ho sec
ond ~ the evening reception Wednes-
day night at university circle on the
campug OF Western Reserve univer-
sits and Case school OF applied science.
The third is HE playground festlyai
Friday afternoon at Rockefeller park
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
ONE KILLED, MANY
INJURED IN ACCIDENT

Hazleton, Pa. June 27,-one man was
Killed and eight or 10 passengers We're
injured at Fofty on the Mountains
Il miles from here early today by the
wrccking OF Pennsylvania passenger
train, which is believed 10 have been
deliberately derailed by the spiking of
the tracks. The dead man Is the engl-
neer Aaron Raub of Puttsyille. The IN
jured passengers were brought TO the
state hospital here.
The Pennsylvania uses the Lehigh
Valley railroad and tracks between De-
lano Junction and this city The SUI
perintendent of the Lehigh Valley says
his men found two spikes on the tracks
placed In such a way as 10 leave no
doubt that they had been put there TO
deliberately wreck the train.
The Pennsylvania train - composed
of combination car and one day
coach aud left Pottsville FOR Nescopeke
al 5;95 this morning. The train rs used
principally by workmen most of whom
are miners,
The tracks where the accident occurred
extend along the side Of the mountain.
When the cars left the tracks they
tonpled over on the mountain side OF the
roadway. Had they fallen on the sop-
nosite aide they would have gone down
n steep emhankment OF more than %
feet,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
OLYMPIC HEROES
OFF FOR ENGLAND

New York. June 27--When the steam
er Philadelphia sailed for Europe to-
day II carried practically all of the
American team of athletes who are TO
compete In the Olympic games at Lon
don. In many quarters 1T is regarded
as the strongest and most representa-
tive body of athletes ever sent from
America to compete with Europes pick.
Thousands of enthusiasts crowded the
pier long before the steamer was sched-
uled to- sail and several brass bands
enlivened the occasion.
Both Manager >Halpin and Trainer
Murphy said the men will train all the
way over They will use the poop deck
for the work and a board win be rugged
up for running and Jumping They win
have a special training table and a
gymnasium with all the necessary APP
aratus aboard.
Two members of the team are so
anxious to compete in London that to-
day they began their trip across tine
Atlantic as stokers. one of them on
the Philadelphia and the other on the
M,nnchaha.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
SUN IN ECLIPSE TOMORROW.
An Early Morning Event That VIII
Last About Two Hours.

Tomorrow mornings eclipse OF the
sun win be an annular AFFAIR, which
differs from a total eclipse In that II is
only partial, In the form of a ring, The
moon crosses the body OF the sun, Is
wholly enveloped in Il; but In this
particular csse. being in aphelion or
farthest from the earth In its orbit
the entire solar area Is not covered
thus leaving Narrow ring around
the dark lunar body Were the
eclipse 10 occur with the moon IN per-
mellon, or when II IS nearest the earth
In rs orbit the eclipse would be to-
tai According 10 the Nautical aiman-
ac. the phenomenon begins on TINS
meridian AT a. M ending az BOB
a. m A number of the planets VIII
be observed in close juxtaposition.
something that does not happen once
In 100 years.
Astronomers are very active AZ SUCH
times 10 secure solar photographs 10
get good idea OF the character and
extent OF The solar philosophers, and
the height OF the hydrogen flames that
leap thousands of miles up from the
surface of-the great solar star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
UNION HEIGHTS.
New Real Estate Company is Organ
tied 10 Handle CrlsInon Farm.

A real estate deal of consid cradle pro-
portions was oonsummated last evening
In the sale of the Geo. Cifsmon farm,
located on Eleventh East, south of
Twelfth South street, consisting OF
some SO acres, 10 the United Realty
company. The articles OF lncorpora-
tion OF this company are TO be- hled
with the secretary OF state this after
noon The company Is 10 be COM
posed OF a number of young salt Lake
men, A preliminary plat OF the proI,
erty has been made by the county sur
voyor, and the company announces ma;
II Is ready TO commence selling lots.
Mir. Samuel Stark late OF American
Fork. and u. II Soderborg OF this city
are handling the property The CONF
Dany is securing quarters In a doWn-
town office building and VIII open UP
ON Monday. The Crsmou farm. which
IL an ideal location for home building,
Is to be named Union Heights
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
DOG CATCHER IN JAIL.
John Gross. Alias GrosheII, Charged
With Attempted Assault.

John n. Gross, colored. American" a
deputy dog catcher IN the employ OF
the. city. yesterday attempted Grim
inaf assault upon Mrs. Bessie handle, a
white woman residing at the corner OF
Ninth South and Fourth West streets
The woman screamed Tor assistance
and the black brute desistod la his
attempts upon the arrival or some OF
the neighbOrs aud fed, The fellow was
later arrested by Deputy Sheriff Ike EN-
cry on a complaint sworn 10 by Mrs.
Randla before Justice Dana r. Smith.
IL seems that Gross went 10 the
house Thursday afternoon with the e1-
cuse thai he wanted 10 collect AN I'M
paid license for a dog owned BY Mrs
HAndle. The negro made an Improper
proposal 20 her and she indignantly or
uered him out OF the house. The fellow
advanced upon her Erasping her IN ni!
arms when she screamed and several
neighbors came running IN when GTOss
He'd down tho street.
Gross served term IN the state pen
iientiary for a similar offense, from
which he was released April 10, 1906
When no got out OF prison he changed
his name from Grosbell % GROSS 10
avoid notoriety and several months ago
was appointed dog catcher W tho CITY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
THE BRYANS' PROPERTY
Is ASSESSED AT S84,5OO

Lincoln, Neb, June sI-The taxablo
property belonging 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Willlam J. Bryan, real aud personal.
has been listed with the assessor al a
show that Mrs Bryan owns 20 acres OF
real estate and Col Bryan 81 acres, a
total OF i8l acres This is valued al
$4,000. the Commoner at valuation
OF $1,000. and the peraonal property moi
mentioned above a si2.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
MAnKING oLEoMAnoAnINr.

Washington. June 2I.-secy. OF Agti-
culture Wilson, after hearing represen.
tations of oleomargarino aud dairy in-
terests regarding the placing or the
government mark of Inspection ON oleo.
margarine today, announced that the re-
cent regulation requiring the marking
stand the staiuta being clear and ad.
milling OF but one construction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
GOES AFTER FEINBERG.

Officer Bob" Golding left this MORN
ing shortly before noon over the Rio
Grande, for I'll Paso. Texas. where he
goes to take charge of Abe Feinberg,
the pawnshop clerk who stole about
$4,000 worth Of diamonds from the
New York loan shop last January.
Feinberg was arrested by the police
nj Eel Paso and word of his capture
was received by Chief Pitt yesterday
afternoon. No time was lost In net
ting out requisitlon papers for tho
young man and he viii be brought back
10 this city as soon as possible to
answer to the charge of grand larceny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
CONGRESSMAN SHERMAN
RAPIDLY RECOVERING

cleveland, Ohio. June .I.-Congress-
man James 8 sherman's condition re-
NAMED az normal today He is max
Ing rapid progress today, regaining his
strength
Plans for the Republican vice-presl-
dental candidate leaving for his. homo
IN Utica, n r., next Friday, are So
ing forward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
oOLORED GIRL ARRESTED.

At the request OF the Juvenile court
authorities. Sergeant Johnston took in.
to custody today l3-yearold Mary Jen-
nInga colored. for Incorrigibllity II
Is said thar the girls mother Is unable
to control her and II Is also said that
the mother is a woman OF not the hest
character The Juvenile court win In.
vastigate the case
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
FILLMORE RESERVE,

Gov. Cutler is lu receipt m tho Of
fetal proclamation Of President Roose-
welt setting apart the Fillmore national
forest IN southern Utah. Tho document
is accompanied by "a map showing the
boundaries OF the now reserve. which
takes IN part OF the old Beaver national
forest aud part Of the old Fillmore re-
serve. the remaining part OF which is
transferred 10 the NehO reserve.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
THIEVES GET FRUIT.

Last night thieves broke into an o,
s. l.. box ear IN front OF 355 west Sec
ond South street and stole one case Of
peaches and one case OF rasins. The
police We're not Informed TO whom
the property belonged.