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guess honesty wouldn't be such a
valuable trait ifhit wasn't for its scare
ity. Don't you know there Is an awful
lot OF people In the world working the
others for chumps. and making II pay?
Gee! II we wanted to fool "all the pco-
pie somS Of the time" and sacrifice our
good name for the sake of few dol
lars. ] guess we could do 1t. 1T would
be easy enoughto mark our 500 shirts
slbo, give .one.fourth OFF, and get
$1.12h for them. we could mark our
$4,000 suits $4,000, give one fourth of,
and get $22.50. We could go down the
line and make fully 10 per cent. more
on our merchandise, and you might ,ls n not Ct
of the people all OF the time" But
that Is not straight business an oa tTe
people. and we don't intend to lose 1t.
The boss showed me how sng could xax t felt
the collars fit at the back OF the neck;
and the close fitting lapsls and the ng 1894 ed
by poor fitting vest. but not at our r
store. We've suits for you from SL5V
WILLIE.
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Standing Of the CIubs.
Games To-Day,
Games To-Day.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
st. Louis at Brooklyn
shut Out Reds.

Shut Out Reds.
BOSTON, MASS, June 1.-THE locals
shut out Cincinnati to-day 1 to q. Bos-
ton scored in the seventh on Graham's
single, sacrifice and infield out, and
Browns scratch hit.
Score by innings: 3. q. 2.
Boston. -. ....o009001o'-1 s 2
c,incfnnatl o 90 100000 9 0
Batteries: Ferguson and Graham;
coakley and Mcleod. Time, 1859. um-
pire, Rudderham.
Find Morcn for Hits.
PHILADELPHIA, June 12.---st. Louis
init NIoren hard all through to-day's
game. and beat PHILADELPHIA
ST. Louis. Q Q 0 oil 0 sTo-4 Is 9
Philudelphia 900 100000 6 3
! batteries: Raymond and Hostetter;
Moren and Doom. Time, 1:A3. I'M
pires, Rigler and Johnstone,
Down BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, June l2.-Pasto-
rii1s was batted hard IN the openlhs
inning OF to-day's game for two runs.
Chicago scored three more on ieErots
t Il oue Ss clean hittlng in the eighth;
cb Hcaag 3 s ooo0O32O-7 IL p
RrooKlyn 20 0t50.o 90 OIL q 3
Batteries: Reulbach and Moran; Pas-
torius, Holmes and Bergen Time, l:40.
Umpire, Emslle
Get Three Straight.
NEW YORK, June 12.-Pittsburg
took the third straight game from New
York to-day. The locals had many
man on basis, but Maddox held them
there Bresnahan sprained his ankle
aiding to the plate, and may be laid
NFscore by Innings: r.. II. r.
Plttsburg .....,.oo 9 Ia
Batteries: Maddox and Gibson; Nc
Ginnity, Taylor, Bresnahan and Need
ham. Time, 1850. Umptres, KLEIN ana
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.BOWLERs CONTEND!

On the Lake alleys Thursday night
Mr.. Thorpe captured the prize With a
score 81 is3. Mr. Ransom was closely
following him, but could not get the
lead. Following are tlts scores:
Thorpe. 1913; Ranscs4, 119; Wilson,,
Ill; Simpson, 107; Glenn, 1903: Harley,
IS; Barnum, 95; stiegler, 90; Ryan, 81.
C. Tate SO; a. Tate. 90: Cotton, 81.
in tenpins for the week, score. 234.
Mr.. Glenn rolled the highest score in
Baltimore ducks, score, 140. Mr. Whit,
man and Mr. Thorpe Will roll their chal-
lenge match tonight, starting at 8
o'clock. Ten games will be bowled
In Baltimore duckplns.
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SHOW BIC GAINS
IN MILK SCORES
May Average "a Against AIS TO
the Same Month OF
Last Year.
Last Year.

According to the Monthly Bulletin OF
the Board OF Health. issued yesterday,
the number of deaths in May was
thirty-one more than in April. and
eleven more than in May of last year.
The great fluctuations in temperature
is given as the main contributing
causes Of the increase.
There were us deaths in May I'LL
white and l07 colored). of Which y
were non-residents. leaving 206 deaths
600 white and LOG colored) among
residents of Richmond. For the whites
the death rate was 1916 with nom
residents excluded. The colored rate
was 29.S7 with non-residents excluded.
The mortality from typhoid fever
was quite remarkable. The month
opened with only 30 cases on hand. and
"a We're reported during the period,
an excellent showing for this time OF
the year. There We're 5 deaths from
this disease. Every case was investi-
gated, with the result that the cause
seemed to be almost entirely secondary
infection In one instance three sec
ondary cases occurred in single
house, due, apparently, to infection
of the we'll from case which began
about two weeks before. At the end
of the month there were SO cases In
the city.
Consumption, as usual, heads the list,
with twenty deaths. while other tuber-
cular diseases took off four.
Many Cases, But Few Deaths.
The medical inspector reports to-
tai of 133 cases OF infectious diseases,
Typhoid fever, "a cases, with s
deaths; diphtheria 4 cases, with no
deaths; scarlet fever no cases. with no
deaths; smallpox. 2 cases, With no
deaths; measles. 4s cases, with no
deaths; chicken poS, 30 cases. with
no deaths; mumps, cases, with no
deaths, and whooplng cough, % cases,
with deaths.
At the close of the month the fol-
lowing cases OF infectious diseases
We're on hands TYPHOID fever, SO; diph-
iberia, /; scarlet fever, O.; smallpox, 2
CAT smallpox hospltall, measles, 81;
chicken poN, IL; mumps, 8, ana whoop-
ing cough, 81, a total of 101 cases,
against III at the close fathe proceed
ing month.
The inspector of food supplies reports
a total of sol inspections. as a result
OF which 47.160 pounds Of food stuff
was condemned valued at $S55.25. The
dairy inspector made a total OF ninety
five visits to dairy farms, five per-
mits being revoked and seven re-
stored. The average score made by
the farms Inspected in May was "A,
against 4l.5 in May last year
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SWAMP IHlA'l!G |:
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.

s5TFCTdT DIsPdtCT.3 T---- =
MANCHESTER. VA, June 12.--Wnchcs-
ter outplayed Hagerstown at every stage
of to-day's game at Reservoir Park and won
easily II too. Count Cantwell was in the
box for the locals. and the visitors were un-
able to do anything with his delivery. On
the other hand. Dearborn was batted har,l
and received poor support. Cy Mcdonald
landed for home run over left field.
Observation-Disclosures Cantwell and Ma
brS; Hagerstown. 4Deardorf and Simpson.
The locals leave tomorrow for a ten days
trip South and East. and will play some
OF the leading semiprofesslonal teams IN
the country.
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& Fast Baseball.
Special to The Times Dispatch. i

Special to The Times Dlspatch.1
EAST RADFORD, VA, June 1o.-Radford
won to- days game by the Score OF 8 to /,
putting up fast exhibition Of baseball
from every standpoint, Some Of the runs
We're due to passed balls by Gravely. Pu-
laski's catcher. but the home team really
won on account of stick work and good base
running. The feature of the game was
.ccyle's base running and all around work
behind the willow. He Is a tower OF
strength for Radford, having caught Ave
successive sensational games.
n During the present series Of fourteen
Games Radford has won SIX and Pulaski
has won four. The two teams play In Rad
ford Saturday, and wind up with three
gulnes In Pulaski NEXT week. ~ t4,.allslGlhhE
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ROANOKE WIN
SNAPPY CONTEST
[speelal 70 rhe Tlmes.pispa.el,

I SptCIaI %
ROANOKE, VA, June 12.-Ihe High
landers turned tile tables on the Truck
ers this afternoon and beat them out
in beautifully played game by score
OF 4 to l. For the first five innings
the locals could not get man across
the plate. but in the fifth hits were
punched. and as result three men
scored.
Portsmouth made her only run In the
second inning on hits by Larkin and
Lawrence. Morrissey asd Hamilton
were the opposing slabmen. and while
both pitched good ball. Iorrissey had
a shade the better of the argument:
No misplays were recorded against
either team. The score:
ROnnoke
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CAROLINA LEAGUE

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
6 WHIST SALEM. N. c.. June 12.-
Greenville defeated Winston in q walk
this afternoon by score Of S to q
Barre and Jackson each lined the ball
over right field offence for home runs.
Jackson later scored on d long drive
to centre field fence.
Score by Innings: r. IT. p.
...t..... 0O0o320ooo-2 g 8
Greenyille 40 Of os 9 9 o--s- 10 0
Batteries: Walsh and Hobbs; Barre
and Kelly. Umpire Armstrong.
4 CHARLOTTE, N. c., June Henderson
vent to pieces at the very outset of the
Fuilenw!der In the boz had things their own own
way Willis. who HWas on the firing line FOR
the visitors. was ineffective, and the locals
found him easy. 3ss 3>F' KS tsf lfS %2b
The score by innlngs R.H. Il.
GSh ha sEsns ,.,,.a 1 81 S490" Sc 70
Observation-Disclosures and Bremen; willis
and Cooper
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CHAINS PASSENGER TRAINS
STANDS GUARD WITH GUN

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June H.,
Claiming a passenger train of the Val-
dosta Southern Railroad to the track
and standing guard oyer It With a
shotgun Deputy Sheriff I. e, Hunter,
postal laws OF the United states by
delaying the mails, according: to an ain-
dictment returned by the Federal
grand Jury. Hunter was arrested and
brought before commissioner Locke
to-day. being held under bond iorih his
appearance at the December term Of
the court,
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y Interest IT. the Two matches played
BY ladies In the golf tournament at
i Z Hermlyage CLUB Yesterday became
neoessitating the playing 81 extra h oles
IN. each. mntch. Nearly all the ma tchcs,
which have served to eliminate mary
Guiding tho two tie matches OF yes :
terday, thAre have now been three ties
and TWO matches won at the Last hole
,dpVin3 Tia toUgn ament. \; 1 5@s
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EDITOR en1S r,y . !,r WARS 1s,l s ! ,,,, !. :,

SAN. JUAN, sPoRlo RICO, June a.
Julian Aybar, the editor of labor
paper here. was to-day sentenced to
two years penal servitudc on two
counts of libel. consisting of an att
tack made upon Judge. The article
did4not mention the Judge by name,
the town In which he lived or the
court over which he presided, The.
judge, however identified himself as
the person against whom the attack
was intended, and his contention WA
upheld by the supreme Court, III
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.N0RF0LK PLAYS
SUP .ERL0.R BALL
Especial 10 THE T,mes.ni.n.,.h,

.,PgNIaI 70 = ne Ilmes- UISpatCh.1
LfNCElBURG, VA, June l2.-Norfolk
played lni better ball in all departments
toJaay, ana won from the Shoemakers
by the score Of to /. Schumani was
not hit as hard as the score indicates,
as four OF the number credited to the
Crew We're scratches. An error by
ikirkpatrick gave the Champions their
first run, and. one by Hooker made it
possible for the bases to I'LL in, the
sixth. and Schuman forced the winning
score over With a pass. a nuke double
by Bowen, sacrifice. and Westlake's
clean drive In the first gave the
locals their only score and the only
earned run Of the game. The score:
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THREE HITS IN THE
NINTH WINS GAME

er, throwing him out at the Initial bag.
Hebron was next to bat, and walloped
a long fly to left field for two bases.
Lipe followed witli a smashing single
to centre, scoring Heffron, and reaci,-
ing third on Ryan's tumble OF the throw
In, while the fans cheered themselves
hoarse. Then came 1fanzler, who aa-
saulted the second ball thrown over,
sending II between and beyond the
ielders. Lipe trotted home. and the
game was over. The score
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RIVERSIDE DEFEATS
RECEIVING SHIP TEAM
[special to rhe TIN se,s.-Djspatch.l

Special to The Times DISPATCHED
PETERSBURG. VA. June 12.-Riversids
won beautiful game from the team OF
the United States rece!ying-shtp Franklin
at the Country Club grounds this afternoon.
Thompson. of Riverside. made sensational
one-hand catch OF line drive In the/hfth
Score BY innings: R.H.E.
Riverside ........0A o ! Q - 9
Franklin .......0 o o o o o o o 2-3
Batterles--Rivcrside. I.cakc and Fowlkas:
Franklin. cobs and !Ashbrooke. Umpire.
Blankenshp. i'
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E'DENL u MATCHED IN GOLF

In the contests yesterday Miss
.Crump heat Miss Welslger with one
to play, and Mrs, rutherford beat
Mrs, IL, Meredith with one to play.
This leaves Miss Crump and Mrs,
Rutherfoord to play for the first ana
second prizes In the final match next
Monday. This round Will almost Ger
tninly be close also, and none of the
players or the club win venture tp pre-
dict who vi win ME Agst prize. iss.a
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TAKE ANOTHER GAME
rsnacIal M ,ihae q, m; q. nisnatch.

[spsclalto The Times Dspatch.]
PETERSBURG. VA, June 12,--Petershurs
ilWorth Park ths atteraoon Snockias Per-
kns out OF the box. Not a kick has been
rsgistersa g agSsIgst UmpIFe HollsRd since the
Score by ipnIngs; R.sI. H.
&, ....s - o o 08ba1 o s--lo 10 N
Blackstone NJ, o Q o o % 3 o 1 "a g. a
GeaSY; Blackstone, Shepherd and Petty.
Unlpre, Hollands
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CINCINNATI OHIO. June 1.-THE
fourth event for maiden thrse-year- old
fillies at Latonia to-day was won by
vanen in drive by half length from
Ogbent. with Pirate Diana third. Two
favorites won. Summarizes:
First race-sia furlongs-- margaret I.
s53.i5. straighD first. Matte Mack
(31s.4o, place) second. Oasis (sl4.1S,
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ATT!'EI;LL VS.. MORAN

4 NEW YORK. June 1s,---A statement was
made to-dayS that Abe Attelli and owsn
Moran had been ma tehed 70 4 slit twenrs,i
rounds At he Mission Street Arena, san
Francisco, on Dor naS55t ~ he N men Viii
Weigh IN q Nh Fl pound ., and y INES u, Ist-
fries Will be geferse. iss ss
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RUSSELL Larkin. Sacrifice hits--Clark,
Griffin. Stolen bases-Lohr. Struck
out-By Morrissey, 2: by Hamilton, 1.
Base on balls-Off A1orrissey, 5: off
Hamilton. 2. Double plays-Hamilton
to Larkin to Schruder. Left on bases
Roanoke, 2; Portsmouth, 5. Fit by
Umpire. Mace. Time
1890. Attendance-5OO.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Nashville =
Score b. innings: d r..
Nashville .......o0 90 3 .a---a 2
BATTERIES: Perdue and Seabaush;
walters and Wells. Time. lao. I'm
nire. Brown.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rcsullk Ye.terdnr.

Brooklyn, l: Chicago. 4.
New York, o; Pittsburg, 4.
Philadelphia, 9; st. Louis, 4.
Boston, 1; Cincinnati. 0.
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Lynehbprg o4o$oo,o < o-- Z
Summary: Two-base hits Bowen and
seitz. Sacrifice hits-Gettig, Bonner
and Smith, Stolen bases--Seitz and
Ruhland. First base on errors--I.yncll-
burg, /; Norfolk, 8. Earned runs
5I.ynchburg Left on bases--L yncll-,
burg, 3; Norfolk, o. Struck on t-----by!
schuman, 2;alby Carroll, 3, Base on
balls---off lschuman, a < seitz, @ Neal and,
rick ana IIaoker IaJ1, Attendance, 4 oos
Time. 1850. Umpire, R!pn4
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EASTERN CAROLINA LEAG UE
/ Special to rho Times DIspateh.

Especial to rho Times Dspatch.l
WILSON, N. e., June l2.-Wilson won a
game from, Newbsrn to-day In an excltins
Contest. The features were the hitting OF
Ferguson of Newbern, and Turner for VIII
son
Score by innings: X; He:
Newborn ........l o v y -.
wilson .0 90 1 9 , 90 '--6 3
Batteries--Wilson, ogle. Anderson and
Holt; Newbern, Borden. Randall and smith.
Henderson Defeats Raleigh.
Especial to The Times DiSpatch]
HENDERSON. n. c.. June te--Henderson
trimmed Raleigh to-day to the tune OIL y
70 ccnra hv tnn,nps. r. II. Z.
Henderson 1850 o o i 0so1 Ill II .
Raleigh ........0 ! 1 90 o. % o.
Ba;teries-Pope and Hicks; Duckett and
Harris. Home runs--Whitten and Shell Tor
Henderson. Umpire, Written.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

s SAVANNAH, GA, June 12,--An error
and dumb playing on the part Of the
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AT Birmingham, Ala.-

at si Birm1 h,e innin ga R.HsE.
Birmingham 100 wv ~
Batteries: McNeal and Raub: Chap
pelle and owens. Time, 2:15. Umpires,
Carpenter and Fltzslmmons.
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Many Veteran. Players, State and
City Digslitarics See
Detroit Win.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Kcsults Yesterday.
st. Louis, Z; Washington, 8.
Cleveland. Il; Boston. 2.
Detroit. 81; New York. 2.
Chicago. s; Philadelphia, /.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Games To-Dny.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at st. Louis.
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liz TIMES DspATcH RICHMOND VA SATURDAY, JUNE a 1908

augusta team In The first Inning nett
led Two runs tor sMyuhnah, the uHly
oHes the locals made
Score ny innings. X. H. Il.
Savannah ......2UO0 0G00s--2 . 2
Augusta ...A.0 600 900 l. 00--l $ =
Batteries. 4IIixon and Moran Dexter
and Brown Time, 1850. Umpire,
Latham.
JACK SCNS1LLE,, FLA, June 12.-
Chandeliers biting nnd base-runnlns
and the excellent pitching of Lee were
features of to-day's game. which
Jacksonvilla won. 10 to ..
Score by innings. II. III. II.
Columbia ...o1 900 oo1 o. +
Jacksonville ..O2s00 303a-tD IL 3
Batteries: Webster and Harnishi
Lee and Roth. Time, 1as Umpire
Buckley,
CHARLESTON, 8. G., June IT,
Charleston won to-day in game de.
void of features.
Score by innings. II. II. y
Charleston ..0003000os-
Macon .........0 0 100 oil OIL
Batteries. Niebahn and Duiiin
Showers and RobinsolL Time, 1880.
Umpire, Truly.
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Summary: Two-base hits--Heffron,
Tydeman. Three base hits-Riggs,
Powell. Stolen bases-Kanzler. Rein
hart, Ryan. Double plays-Fisher to
Doyle to Stafford. Base on balls-oH
Revelle. !. Struck out--by Revelle, 81
by Walker 3. Time OF game. 1855.
umpires. Byron and Hennagcr. Attend
arlcc. $500.
sBattcd for Reyelle.
fRiggs out for interference. One out
when game was won.
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VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.
Richmond, 2; Danyille, I.
Norfolk, 9; Lynchburg. 1.
Roanoke, Al Portsmouth, j. ,
standing Of the clubs.
Game. ,To-Dny.

Danrillc Mt Richmond
Portsmouth at Roanoke.
Norfolk at Lynchburg.
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At Atlanta. Ga,

at sc a..an -. innings; R.H f.
Atlanta .OG0O011o01--3 . :
New Orleans. 1000 0001o o. 2
Batteries Carlton and Hurlbut,
Ryan and Stratton. Time, 2:i5. um-
pire. O'Brien.
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At Mobile. fla !,
Score by innings: II. Il =. q
Montgomery ....O O0o =
Batteries: Thomas and Hart; Torrey
and Garvin. Time, 1:25. Umpire
Pfenninger.
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BOY SWINGS OFF
WAGON into PATH
OF AUTOMOBILE
Eight Year=Old Walter Riley
Knocked Down and Badly Hurt
on Hilton Flats.
CHAUFFEUR HURRIES
TO YOUNGSTERS AID
Victim Failed to Notice the Mo-
tor Car and Accident Was
Unavoidable.

Little Walter Riley, jr, S-year-old
son of Walter Riley, OF 1923 Fourteenth
this city, had been swinging
on behind a furniture wagon in the
Hilton flats yesterday when the horses
set up too fast a pace for him and he
jumped off. He ran directly in the
path of an automobile and was knocked
be taken to st. Barnabas's Hospital.
The boy didn't see the auto, and it was
impossible for the chauffeur to prevent
the accident.
1t was said at the hospital today
that the boys case was progressing
well and tina a fractured leg was the
most serious of his injuries.
During the past year the boy has
been staying with Charles Riley, his
grandfather, who lives in Springfield
avenue, near The junction of Millburn
avenue He attends the Hilton School,
on Boyden VENUE, and was on his way
home from school when the accident
occurred. The boy had caught on be-
hind the furniture van owned by w. T.
Enslee, of Morristown, which was
driven by Martin Peterson n James
X. Johnson.
In the auto that struck him were
A. w. Christopher and Harry Win
field. Al soon as the driver of the
auto could bring the machine to a stop
he went back to the assistance of the
boy, who had been rendered uncon-
scious. Christopher picked the boy up
and took him in the auto as fast as
ne co11Id 90 in search of a doctor.
At the IrVington line he met Police
Officer George Parkhower, who took
the party to the office of DR.. Ida N.
Bruce, at Springfield and ~Stuyvesant
avenues. The boy had received an ugly
cash on his right knee, and his right
leg was thought to be broken; his face
was badly cut, but the doctor said he
was not injured internally.
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BELLEVILLE CHURCH
BAZAR WAS SUCCESS.

The bazaar in aid of st. Peters Cath
Ollie Church, Belleville, was brought to
a close last night in Parochial Hall,
that town, when nearly all the articles
on exhibition were disposed of. The
pastor of the church, the Rev. James
p. Smith. assisted by the women Of
the church, were kept busy until a late
hour In drawing for the winners. some
of THE prize-winners were: Door prize,
SIS gold piece, Miss Rebecca Higgins; So
gold piece. Edward Lester; SIS gold
piece, Lawrence Westlake; $3.50 gold
piece, Michael Welsh; clock, A. Fl. Os-
borne; barrel of potatoes. Mrs. w. Will
son barrel of flour, Mrs. Helena Nc
Donough; load of wood, Miss Mary
Salmon; gold ring, II. r. Douglass,
Bloomfield; ton of coal, Mrs. William
Lester; gold ring. Rose McGonigle; ton
of coal, Frank Chancellor; barrel OF
flour. Miss zimmerman; forty pounds
of soap, Mrs. James Taft.
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EXEMPTS MAKE
jacob THEIR
NEW PRESIDENT
lryingt0n Firemen's Association
Chooses Former Freebooter
Among Other Officers.

AT the nnu meeting of the Exempt
Firemen's Association of Irvington. In
the assembly-room of the Town Hall
last night, the following officers were
elected for II year: President, for
mer Freeholder Edward Jaeobi: vice
president, William Vliet. and treas
urer, former Chief Jonah Hardgrove.
Walter S. Gundaker was reelected
secretary. John Feindt was elected as
representative to the convention of
the State Relief Association for a term
of three years.
An invitation to attend the reception
to be given by the Montclair Exempt
Ffremen's Association on Thanksgiving
Eve, was accepted. After the meeting
the members adjourned to Kip and
Bennette's Annex, where the newly
elected officers had Refreshments in
readiness.
The membership of the association is
nearing the century mark. there being
e ninety members enrolled at pres
emit.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-21
OWL BOWLERS TO
CELEBRATE THEIR
18TH ANNVE RSARY
Bloomfield Organization Is One
of Most Popular and Pros
porous in the Town.

The Owl Bowling Club. one of the
most popular and prosperous organiza-
tons in Bloomfield, will, on Monday
evening, December IA, In Leuthausseur's
Hotel, Bloomfield avenue, that town..
observe with a banquet the sixteenth
anniversary OF its organization. The
committee in charge consists of Angus
tus Ashley, who is also captain of the
club; Leopold Bloch and Albert Cat
ticker.
Mr.. Ashley is one of the best bowl
ers in the town and leads his team.
William Mueller, sr., is president of
the club and has held the position for
the last six years. His predecessor was
Arthur ~Leuthausseur, ST., VINO was IN
office for ten years.
Among the members are some of the
most prominent men in the town, in
Guiding a number of those holding Of
fetal positions.