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rRo1LEYMEN AT SMOKER.

one of the biggest smokers ever given
in the city was held in the New Audi
forum by the North Jersey Street Rail
way Employees Benevolent Association
last night when almost 1900 members and
friends saw and heard a program of six
teen numbers by members.
Those who furnished the entertainment
included james O'Brien in monoiogue'
Thomas Fox and Michael Sullivan,
clog and reels; J. Walter, comic
songs: wenick, Gates and Schraf, mu-
steal team; IL. Pagle. sentimental songs;
J. Demerest and II. +. Oberman, German
comedians. Larry Williams, comic songs;
Charles Ifaberbush, monologist; Pagle'
jerks, Sehauehl and Hartkopf, songs;
Nelson c. Barned, sword swallower; James
Maesh, tenor ~soloist; Peter Orr, musical
artist; Cari Jaehnei. songs; William Weiss.
champion bag puncher, and a wrestling
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RECEIVER FOR MONTANA
W0RKMEN'S GRAND LODGE
81 ,4oo in Treasury and Over $1oo, 900
in Death Claims to Be
Paid

HELENA. Mont, Jan. 29.-Rohert S.
Howoy was today appointed receiver for
the Montant grand lodge of the Ancient
order OF United Workmen. Application
for the appointment of a receiver was
made before Judge Clements, OF the Dis
trict Court, by II. r. Kepner, counsel FOR
the Grand Lodge.
The Grand Lodge. it was stated, has
death elaims Of approximately 100000, and
there is now ON hand In the beneficiary
und only Sl,40O. The Montana Grand
Lodge has been in existence seventeen
years. and had paid claims amounting to
81, 650,000.
on the above dispatch being shown a
member Of the Grand Lodge OF New Jersey,
he stated that the financial difficulties Of
the Montana order had no bearing ON the
order in this State. Financially the order
is able to meet all demands on it, and the
membership is steadily growing.
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GOTHAM TO TRY TO STOP
SMOKING BY MINORS.
Aldermen Will Endeavor to Bar All
Under Age of Is from Using
Tobacco.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-An attempt will
be made to prevent by law the use of
tobacco, in any form. by any minor in the
city of New York.
This task is not undertaken by any re
form" organization, and has no alliance,
actual or tacit. with the Anti -Cigarette
League or kindred organizations, but il on
a basis which ought TO satisfy the most
captious stickler for practical methods
and workers In reform
The Board of Aldermen it is which pro-
poses to stop-by edict-the use of tobacco
by minors in New York.
Thu campaign was opened yesterday
when Alderman Weldon, at a meeting of
the board, introduced a resolution pro-
hlbitlng any dealer from selling, giving
away or disposing Of cigarettes or tobacco
in any form TO any person under Is years.
The resolution is believed to be likely to
pass, and if it does it viii be demon
strated whether the lower of the Board
of Aldermen is far-reachlng enough to pre-
vent the youth of New York from smok-
ing,
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Fox. who wore a colonial dress. The
most comically-attired man was John
Tully, who has captured many prizes
here as "Tilly, and his lamb" But tine
"lamb, was missing last night, and
Tully appeared as Happy Hooligan."
The judges were Henry Jenkinson,
of Elizabeth; John jeff, of Newark, ana
John Chetham, of Kearny.
During the evening English songs
we're sung, and many of the airs "a
miliar to the Britons were played.
The costumes were all very clever ana
some of them represented characters
prominent in English history, although
there was quite a %sprinkling OF other
nationalities presented,
Sergeant Fox, who lead the grand
march, is a past president of the local
lodge. He served in South Africa dur
ing the Boer War, and received several
medals for distinguished services. ice
he was taken prisoner.
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CAN'T COLLECT VERDICT.

CAMDEN, Jan. 29-Nhen Inquiry was
made before Referee In Bankruptcy s.
Conrad OFT, yesterday, as to the worldly
possessions of William Hitchner. OF Salem
County, at the instance OF Miss Retta
Hardesiy, OF Deerneld. who secured a YER
dict in the Cumberland County Court
against Hitchner in the sum OF 5000 Tor
breaoh Of promise OF marriage, It DEVELOPED
that Miss Hardesty had often been told by
Hitchner before their troubles that he
couid fork down $1,000 at any time; that
ne had a horse and buggy, a carriage,
Iblanket and other things. After the yer-
dict was rendered Hitchnar announced
himself q bankrupt,
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WOMEN FIGHT FIRE.
Turn Out in Night Garments to Save
Shore Town.

ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. 29.-Women
and girls clad in fimsy night garments
Joined in the fight to save the bay
shore town of Somers Point from de-
struction by fire. After the muster of
men had fallen short Of the number
required to form a bucket brigade from
the bay to the burning house of Adolph
Spitz, where the fire started, the local
fire company ran its old hand engine
to the blaze, but the machine failed to
work and the high wind was tanning
the fire into sheets of flame that
threatened the entire town.
The men then formed a bucket line,
but found tina the entire male popula-
ton would o reach from water to the
burning house. The women answered
the call, however, and filled in h gaps
until the fire was subdued.
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JEROME VS.. R0SALSKY.
Will Fight to Finish on Ryan Deal
Opinion.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The challenge
issued by Judge Rosalsky in his opinion
in the Court of General Sessions as to
the responsibility of Thomas f. Ryan
for alleged criminal acts in connection
with the sale Of the Wall and Cortlandt
Street Ferries Railroad Company, has
been accepted by District Attorney
Jerome, and a duel will go on to the
finish.
mo opinion of Judge R~osalsky would
be sufficient to make me do anything, !"
said Jerome. but the end is not yet.
Whether I will renew the proceedings
against Mr.. Ryan and his associates
in the collection individually of S111,09O
from the Metropolitan Securities Com
pany depends upon my wi ~interpreta-
tion of the law"
The district attorney wants a review
on the opinion Of Judge Rosalsky, and,
if precedent can be found. the appeal
OF a district attorney will be heard for
the first time in New York County.
The November Grand Jury failed to
indict Thomas f. Ryan and his asso-
ciates in the $685., 900 deal.
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Daniel Webster Council will meet at z
o'clock tomorrow night. There will be a
short session, after which the committee
on entertainment will present the councils
fourteenth annual entertainment. This
will be followed by a dance, which gives
promise of being something greater than
the council has ever before held.
The First Regiment, Uniformed Rank,
will hold a reception tonight in the New
Auditorium. The regiment will be present
cd with a set OF colors by Old Glory Circle,
Daughters Of America. The regiment was
FIRST organized in 1906 and made its first
public appearance last Memorial Day.
General Custer Council has arranged for
n series OF whists, euchres and class ini-
t%iations. The first smoker will be given
Wednesday evening, February u.
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DEER STOLE CAKE FROM OVEN.

PENNsGRoVE. Jan. 29r-Just as Mrs
Mary Hogan had taken from the oven n
huge cake which was to be eaten In cele-
bration Of her little sons birthday, a deer
stalked ont or the woods near the house
and. entering tho Kitchen, ate the cake.
Mrs, Hogan fled, screaming, at sight OF
the deer. but the boy. seeing the last YES
tige OF the cake disappearing, secured his
fathers gun. and. resting II on a chair,
shot the animal.
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MILLIONAIRE WHITENING.
Son of Brooklyn Brewer Starts to
Work at S1.25 Per,

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Street Cleaning
Commissioner .Crowell has a milllonaire's
son on his staff of white wings who are
at, work removing the snow from the
Bowery. Daniel d. S~treeter, son of W. D.
Streeter, a Brooklyn brewer, Joined the
ranks and began laborins for $1.25 a day.
Young Streeter, who is a Junior in the
science class at Columbia University, and
one of the wealthiest men in the college,
said he was disguised with the conven-
lions Of society, and declared he was going
out to earn some money with his own
hands to see what it seemed like.
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NEWARK SOCIAL CLUB.

Transformed into a conservatory h New
Auditorium last night was the scene or
the third annual reception Of the Newark
Social Club. William A. Cummings presi-
dent of the club, made an address OF wei
come. after which dancing was the ORDER
Of the evening. The grand march was leu
Inv Elmer Watt and Miss Annie Johnston
Resides MIR. Cummings. the officers of the
club are: Elmer Watt, Vice-president;
James w. Khalaf, treasurer; Frederick N.
Ward, secretary, and Frank Gould. SER
gennt-at-arms
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THIRD RAIL KILLS FOWL.

MANTUA, Jan 29.-Owing to the great
loss OF live stock and fowl by farmers
who live along the railroad, the Mantua
Orange, which met here to consider the
matter. appointed a committee to so to
to present a bill before the Legis-
iature to have the third rail covered in
this section OF the country.
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ANOTHER SON FOR HEARST.

NEW YORK, Jan. CA con has been
born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Randolph
Hearst at their city home, 1876 East TWEEN
ty-eighth street. Mrs. Hearst and the baby
are reported as doing well. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hearst already a one son, called Buster
for short, who was named George after
Senator Hearst. his grandfather. h
arrival will be named after his father.
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SENATOR PLATT SAYS
HE'S HAPPY AND FAT.
Declares the Governor of New York Is
Bottled Up and Taft Sitting
on the Cork.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator
Plat met an old friend in the Capitol
who inquired gayly: "How are you.
SENATOR" Happy and fat" was the
prompt answer, "about as happy as l
an, fat
Later, in reply to a question as to
the political situation in New York
State. Senator Plat said: 81 was going
to refer you to the Honorable Charles
T.. NHughes, but that is impossible since
Secretary Taft has bottled him up and
is sitting on the cork"
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CHURCH DOORS ORDERED
TO SWING OUTWARD.
Glassboro Department Also Demands
That Fire Escape Be Placed at
Edifee's Rear.

GLASSBORO, Jan. 29.-The doors of
the Glassboro Methodist Episcopal
Church must swing outward and there
must be a fire escape placed at the
rear, is the orders of the Glassboro
fire department. through the chief.
Fire escapes must also be placed on
Association Hall.
The orders have just been issued,
after a visit of the chief and fire COM
mission to all the churches, lodge
rooms and public buildings of the town.
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POLICEMAN CROOKS PAL?
Said to Have Helped and Protected
Them.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-George Daw-
kins, a young, rather good-iooking po-
liceman attached to the Adams street
station in Brooklyn, was a~rraigned be-
fore Magistrate Dooley last evening,
charged with robbery.
Captain Max Steinbruck, who with
Inspector Flood. worked up the a 5
against the policeman, told the magis-
trate that Dawkins had been standing
in with crooks and pointing out stores
for them to rob.
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Especial to the Evening star.l

LSpeclhi 10 the EfShluB Rioi'I
ELIZABETH, Jan. 2~9.-England $
sons and daughters from all over this
section of the State gathered in Proc
tors Theatre assembly rooms last night
on the occasion of the grand annual
masque and civic ball of Hawthorn
Lodge No. 156. Order Sons of st. George.
The ball was the most successful the
lodge has ever held and there were
large delegations present from Sheffield
Lodge, Newark; Charles Kingsley
Lodge, Kearny, and Nelson Lodge.
Montclair.
The grand march. at midnight, was
led by Sergeant Thomas Fox, late of
the Queens own Yorkshire Dragons
of the Imperial Yeomanry, and MS
bride. One hundred couples took part
in the march.
The prizes, one to the be~st-dressed
woman was awarded to Miss Beatrice
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GIRL CLERK TO INHERIT $50, 900.

WASHINGTON. Jan. @.-Miss Anne
Lyman, private secretary OF Representa-
tive John Wesley Gaines, OF Tennessee,
received n surprise yesterday in a message
stating that she would get $4,000 under
the will of her uncle, Michael oHara
who died about a month ago in County
Meath, Ireland. Miss Lyman is a YOUNG
woman OF striking beauty, about % years
old. Her home Is in Knoxville, Tenn,
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ruNERA1 OF SIMON LOEBL.

TIL funeral Of Simon Loebl, who died in
a local department store Monday morning,
was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock. from
his late residence, 9 Boston street. The deF
ceased was a member of a number of secret
societies and delegations from them at
tended the funeral.
Members attended from Mendelssohn Be-
nevolent Society, Independence Lodge No.
GS. /. O, +. S. Of /, Hahne & Co.'S Mutual
Aid Society and Hulda Lodge No. S, y. o.
T. S. Interment was in Evergreen Gene
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literature, and her knowledge of the poet
enabled her to speak intelligently on
various phases Of his life,
She quoted passages from his finest
works, and at the conclusion was ap-
plauded.
The officers OF the auxiliary are: Or.
TT. Stein, president; Miss Gussle Tropp'
recording secretary; Miss Bessie SlaVlt'
financial secretary, and Harry Katz, treas
urer, while the culture committee is com
posed of Josepb Cohen and DR.. II. Radin.
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NEW SHELTER FOR PARK.

A new shelter house will be erected In
the Branch Brook Park. This was decided
Yesterday at a meeting of the Essex County
Park Commission. and bids will be solicited
for the erection of the proposed structure
which will have all conVenienees, among
them being shower baths, lockers, toilets
and dressing rooms. Other matters OF ordi-
pary routine were quickly disposed OF.
Alonzo Church, secretary OF the board.
was at the meeting again after a trip OF a
month, taken for the benefit of his health.
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ONION STREET M. E. soCIABLE.

A book sociable will be given this even
ing at the Union Street M. +. Church par
lors for the benefit of the library of the
Sunday school. The program will CONTAIN
musical and literary %nunber A special
feature will be recitations by Miss Lorraine
~. Davis. OF this city. The admission VIII
be a book suitable to the library or the
price Of one.
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uDRYs' WIN IN MISSOURI TOWN

SLATER, Mo-. Jan. 29.-At the local
option election here yesterday Slater, with
5000 population, voted dry" by a ma
jority of las. Slater was the only remain
inc "wet, town in Saline County. The
total majority in the county for mo Ii
cense' was 1,2SI
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MCCLELLAN GETS MEDAL.

NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-In recognition Of
his service as a iayman TO advance tho
interests Of architecture and civic improve
ments. Mayor George 3. Mcclellan was
last night rendered a medal by the Eeoie
des Beaux-Arts Of Paris, France, through
its American branch, the Societie des
Architectes Diplomes, at he Hotel Astor.
French Ambassador JusseIsnd Was the
principal speaker.
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ro1p OF HErNR1cH HEINE.

The Hebrew Educational Alliance Aux
Hilary, whose Headquarters are at a Stir
ling street. had MS its chief guest Miss
Bertha Siegelson at the auxlliary's BIZ
monthly meeting last night. This young
woman chose as her topic the life OF the
great Jewish poet, Heinrich Hcine.
Miss Siegelson is a student Of Hebrew
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KRUGER CLUB ANNIVERSARY.

The Gottfried Kruger Association will
celebrate. its sixteenth anniversary March
G with a dinner in its cosy headquarters
In Belmont avenue. There will be toasts
by prominent Democrats, including Frank
S. Katzenbach, jr., late candidate for
Governor; former State Senator Hudspeth,
of Hudson County, and others. The COM
mittee OF arrangements is a large one,
aud has organized with Adolph Holzner,
chairman; John Sehweickhardt, secretary,
and William Graah, treasurer.
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TO PRIESTS,

BURLINGTON. Jan. 99.-Members Of
the Ancient Order of Hibernians and of
Emerald Beneficial Association have united
10 erect a magnificent granite shaft in ST.
PauPs Roman Catholic Churchyard I'M
memory of the Revs. T. A. Treachy. w.
y. Treachy and J. j. Hills, former priests
of the parish.
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BRUNSWICK PRESBYTERY
FAVORS LOCAL OPTION.
Approves Of Agitation and Recognizes
Anti-Saloon League-A Change
of Views.

TRENTON, Jan. 29,-significant IL
the approval yesterday by the Presby-
terry of New Brunswick of the present
local option wave and recognition Of
the Anti Saloon League.
Last year the Presbyterians here re-
fused to recognize the Anti-Saloon
League and to c-ountenance the local
option agitation. The resolutions were
put through before a full delegation.
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SLIP ~UNIvERsALISTS.
Massachusetts Leads in Church Member
ship and Property.

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 2s.-rhe Universal
list Register for 1908, giving the annual
statistics OF the Universalist Church de-
nomination has appeared. presenting figures
from forty states, the District of Columbia
and Japan. -,
The Register shows that there are 6S
clersymen, 916 parishes, S07 churches, o2,ls
church members, church property 10 the
valuation Of $40, 94l, 500, and 4A5 churcn ell
fees.
Massachusetts leads the States with 9,A0S
church members. SO, 165,6 $50 in church prop
ertv. New York is second. withS,3o church
members and 81. 300. 500 in church property.
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HEADS CHRIST CHURCH GLUE.

An election of officers was held last night
by the Young Mems Club, of Christ Church,
in the rectory, at 81 Congress street, and
the following officers were elected:
President. II. C. Honeywell; vice-presi-
dent. William Stansbury; secretary, John
Kershew; treasurer, f. A. Taylor, and SER
geant-at-arms, George r. Jones.
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MODERN WooDMEN.

Arlington Camp No. 1o.049 last night held
a class initiation and Installed the follow
ing officers: Consul, T. G. Stiles worthy
adviser. F. H. Knepper; banker, William
Hagberg: clerk, A.. r. Nicholas; escort, j.
A. Bindstrom; Waterman, William Brlesei
sentry. A. 4. Nystrom; manager. G.. e,
Billman. District Deputy II. s. Tolen In
stalled the officers.
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MONROE COUNCILS DANCE.

Preparations are nearing completion for
the twelfth annual reception and dance,
to be held at the New Auditorium on
February II, and members of the Monroe
Council. Jr. o. U. A. M, under whose
auspices the dance viii be given. intend to
celebrate the memory OF Lincoln,
whose birthday the affair will be held.
On the committee are b. II. NOVEL;, chair
man; Ernest Hartough, William {. John
son, Wilbert Hineheliffe and Harry Ham
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VETERAN ORGANIZATIONS.

A luncheon and clipping party will be
held February s under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Memorial Society Of Marcus l..
Ward Post. G.. A. r.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Lincoln Post,
G. A. r., will hold a progressive whist
February z in the post rooms, SSS Broad
street
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60 PER CENT.G0 TO SCHOOL
Remainder Quit at 10 or Before That
Age.

MOORESToWN, Jan. 29.-Not more
60 per cent. of the children in
New Jersey attend school after they
are 10 years old, was the startling an
-nouncement made yesterday by
Thomas D.. Sensor. of Trenton, a mem
Der of the state Board of Education, in
an address before the yearly meeting
of the Burlington County Pomona
Grange.
Mr.. Sensor also spoke strongly in
favor of elementary education on agri-
culture in the schools.
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CARMEL LYCEuM BUILDING BURNED

vINELAND, Jan. 29.-rhe lyeeum build
|,nc nj Carmel, a Jewish settlement, near
Minville. used as a hall and high school,
was burned yesterday. The loss IS prob.
INV 5000, with small insurance. Several
valuable paintings were destroyed.
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I. O. F.

Court Progressive will hold a meeting
tonight. Members have been notified TO
attend and pay the dues for February.
Companion Court Woodside will hold a
public whist tonight at AS Broad street.
Handsome prizes have been procured ana
a general invitation to the public TO be
present has been extended by the COM
mittoe.
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NOTES.

Companion Court Newark No. SIS, indie
pendent order Of Foresters, will give Il
dance Friday night. in Foresters' Hall, So
Springfield avenue. L. G. Kingston is
chairman Of the committee in charge.
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OF HONOR.

A large delegation of local knights will
go to Bro lklyn tonight to attend the re-
ception to be held in Arion Hall, that
city, in honor Of Supreme Dictator Bently,
OF New Orleans.
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match between Reid and Watson. A box
ing bout between f.. McGahan and @.
Duffy was called off at the suggestion OF
Chief of Police Corbitt.
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NATIONAL TURNER'S MASQUERADE.

The twenty-ffth annual masquerade ball
Of the National Turn Verein will be held
at Kruger Auditorium on Lincoln's Birth
day eve, February II.
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THE F%RATERNITIES

Items for this department should be adj
dressed: 'Fraternal Editor" EVENING
ErAR.1
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o. o. T.


Officers have been installed by Harrison
Rebekah Lodge.