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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-15
n 4 FeSrusrg Is, 1909.

Estate Of Milton G. Niblo, deceased.
Pursuant to the order of George r. Russell,
Surrogate of the County of Essex, this day
made, on the application Of the undersirried.
executrix Of said deceased. notice is herehy
e,yer to the creditors OF said deceased TO exhibit
70 the subscriber under oath or affirmation
their claims md demands against the estate
Of said deceased. within nine months from this
date. or they will be. forever barred from
Prosecuting or recovering the same against the
subscriber.
". G. Beadiey.
Proctor #. .E- =
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-15
NEWARK. n u. Febrnarv II. 1soa.

n. j., Febr11ary IT. IsUa.
Estate Of Caroline Samuel. deceased.
Pursuant to the order OF George r. Russell,
Surrogate Of the County Of Essex, this day
rnsde, on ehs application o. the undersigned,
a drninistrator C.. 7. A. OF said deceased. notice
is hereby given to the creditors OF said deceased
to exhibit 70 the subscriber under oath or AMIR
nnaiian their els ms and demands against the
estate Of said deceased within nine months
from this dsfe. or they viii be forever barred
from prosecuting or recovering the same
against the subscriber.
CHARLES j. SAMUEL.
LOW, ISwenstein & Lowy,
Proctofs.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-15
Holm " HOPPER.
NEWARK. 6. T.. Januar.' 4. ia0s. E,
l..inte ~ GILLIAN Eicir d~eccazei

Estate ~ william Eiely' deeeszel.
tsirsuant to The order Of George +. Russell,
Surrogate Of the County II Essex. this day
made, on the application ri the undersigned,
adniuistrato 0 Of said licensed. notice IS heret,>
given to the creditors OF said deceased 20 exhibit
% the suhscriher under oath or affirmation their
claims and demands ssair<t the estate of said
deceased, Within nine soorihs from this date.
or they viii be forever barred from prosecuting
OF recovering the same agairst the subscriber,
MICHAEL PsRRT
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-15

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the accounts o;
the subscriber administrators Of George r
lsosey. deceased, win be audited and stated by
the Surrogate and reported for settlement to
the Orphans Court of the County Of Essex. on
Friday, the ninth day of April next.
MARY BLAIR bosTrY
Dated February %, 1907.
Edward NJ. Collie,
Proctor.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-15
n. J., February 10. 1902.
Estate a Mary Triebel. decaa sed

Edwin A. Rayner.
Proctor.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
KILLS SELF AND DAUGHTER
David Henderson Of Jersey City Com.
mits a Double Crime In
Paris Cafe.

Partisan inquest over the body OF
David Henderson OF Jersey City. who
shot and killed his daughter Martha
and committed suicide. developed that
he was mental wreck as result OF
drinking.
by an odd coincidence the tragedy
took place In a restaurant called the
Pere Tranquille. or Tranquil Father.
The bodies Of Henderson and his
daughter will be taken to Switzerland
for burial. The family owns n chateau
there.
Mrs. Henderson. with her other two
daughters, Olga and Gladys, and the
children's govcrness, was In the res
taurant when the tragedy occurred.
She is under the care OF physicians in
a hotel.
Mrs. Henderson said there had been
no family differences TO have caused
the attack. Henderson WAS a man OF
wealth and divided his time between
America and the European continent.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03

London. Eng.-The rumored re-
tirement OF Admiral Sir John Fisher.
England's FRS; Sea Lord, has given
rise to the report, current, that Ad.
miral Lord Charles Beresford. who. In
March, was relieved OF his command
OF the channel feet, will succeed Fish.
or. Such a move would mean a spec.
tacular triumph for England's most
loved sea fighter in the naval squabble
that for four years has divided the ad.
miralty.
Fishers term OF office expires in
october. and his threatened retire
ment is said TO be due to bitter dis
appointment at the governments fail
ure TO support his naval policy. He
had hoped for a complete vlndication,
and the offer Of his present post for
another term.
In the last few months Beresford
has led an active fight against Fisher.
He wrote q communication 10 Premier
Asquith setting forth grave charges
against the admiralty.
A secret comission was named 10
investigate the situation. and its ind.
ings are believed to have been against
Fisher on every charge except the &c.
tual incompetency OF the navy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
BANDITS WHO HELD UP UNION
PACIFIC TRAIN BELIEVED TO
Be HIDING IN CITY.
LOOT NAY Be $500 600
signal Fire Warned Robbers Where
to Halt Train In Outskirts Of
omaha-ownsr Of Auto
10 Sought.

Omaha, Nebraska-The police
believe the four men who held up the
Overland Limited in the suburbs Sat.
urday night, are in Omaha.
John Favell, who lives near the
scene OF the hold-up, says he saw four
men In an automobile speeding Anto
town after the train had started on
wards, after the hold.up.
A mail sack picked up by Police
Captain Moslyn, Sunday morning, be-
tween the point % the robbery and
Omaha, contained q greasy gauntlet,
such as automobile drivers wear. The
sack had been cut open and all but
one registered package taken from II.
The police are looking for one
Omaha young man whom they believe
was implicated and whose automobile
had been put to criminal uses before.
His description answers that given Of
ono OF the robbers.
Sheriff Bauman, OF Fremont, tele-
phoned that three men climbed on the
train Just as II pulled out Of Fremont.
He gives their description.
Fire Used as Signal.
The fourth robber, who waited with
the automobile, built a FIRE by the
track to show the others where to
stop the train.
Chief Inspector Perkins. OF the post.
Office department, and all the Omaha
detectives, the local railroad detect
ives and railroad detectives from Lin.
coin. are working on the case.
While the postal officials are retI.
cent their guarded replies TO ques.
lions indicate that the amount OBJ.
tanned by the four masked men Is be.
tween $1,000 and $4,000 and that II
will be closer to the latetr figure.
The reticence Of the postal officials
and the quick action OF the railroad
company In Offering reward OF
$1,000 each for the capture OF the rob-
bers. dead or alive, has created the
impression in police circles here that
the amount stolen is very large.
The officials say the pouches must
have contained q large sum OF cur.
rency. being shipped East. This be.
lief is strengthened by the demand OF
one ot'the robbers that he be shown
the bank mail" when two OF them en-.
tered the mail car and thrust revolv.
ers at the clerks.
Two OF the pouches were destined
for New York, two for the Chicago
terminals. two for Washington and
one for Chicago,
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
BENBOW BANK is ROBBED
Rockers Flee After Successful Hold.
up In the OIL Town-Posse
Starts In Pursuit.

81. Louis.-The police OF East St.
LOUIS received n report Friday that
the Peoples bank at Benbow City
was robbed Of $500 by bandits. who
held up the cashier. Descriptions Of
the bandits were telephoned to the
East Side police in a general alarm
sen; ali along the East Side. to form
a drGgnet to prevent the robbers from
crossing the river.
First word was that the money WIS
stolen from the cashier" at the city
hall II was not believed this amount
OF money could be taken from the city
treasury, and the East Side police be-
lievc n Standard OIL Co. cashier was
the victim.
Bonbow wss built by the oil trust
industry.
Descriptions Of the men: No. was
c feet TAIL with dark. stubby beard
and wore a black suit and a SLOUGH
hat. No. was shorter. but dressed
similarly.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
CHILDREN HURT BY FIRE
CENTRAL CITY (KV.) oIRLs ARE
BURNED AT COMMENCEMENT.
Mothers Fight 20 Reach Victims as
Men Smother BlAxe-cheers
Caused Mishap.

Central City, KentuclCy.--F1ve child
dren, who took part In the COM
mencement exercises of Mrs. b. @.
Boyd's school. were burned. Il is be-
lieved. fatally; the audience was
changed from an applauding group
into a fighting mob, and several other
children were slightly injured when q
girls dress caught fire from a candle.
Men in the audience covered the fam
ing children with their coats. and pre-
vented serious injury In some cases.
Little Dorothy Clay was tho unwit-
ting cause Of the catastrophe. The
little girls had formed In q circle,
and had drilled back and forth In
their white muslin dresses, the audi
ence gathering enthusiasm rs the pro-
gram progressed. Then the lights
were extingulshed and q candle In the
hand Of each child, flashed out. The
aunts, mothers. fathers and playmates
In the crowd cheered and applauded
80 enthusiastically that Dorothy grew
frightened, and dropped her candle.
The flame leaped to the white muslin.
and In a twinkling Ave dresses were
afire.
Mothers fought TO reach their chill
dren, veritable small bonfires on the
platform. The children. in pain, made
frantic efforts TO Chamber over the
footllghts to those 70 whom they
looked for succor.
Little Louise Marshall, a screaming
rocket, leaped over the footllghts and
into the lap OF her aunt in the audi
ence. Men In the audience then
smothered the flaming clothing. Al
bert Clay, foreman of the Central City
foundry, is father OF both the children
bearing his name.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
WAGE INCREASE IS DENIED
Strike Of Carmen on North Side Line
In Chicago May Be Voted
on June I.

Chicago, Illinois.-The Ctreet Car
Mems union probably win vote I'm IA
vor of a general strike at a meeting
June /, II the Chicago Railways COM
pany persists in its refusal TO grant
an increase In the wage scale.
This became known. following the
notification OF the street car company
to the employees union that their de-
mands had been rejected. A strike
against this company would affect all
the North Side lines. The agreement
under which the employees OF the
South side lines are working will not
expire until August 1.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
BARONESS GIVEN AIMS
Lovely Mollle" Doty, Divorced Wife
Of Baron Lagerfelt, Saved
From Starving.

Plttsburg, PaS-Baroness L. f.
Lagerfelt. formerly Lovely Mol
lie" Doty. society belle OF Steuben.
vile. o.. is in the poor house at Alien.
helm, w. Va, admitted ut her own
request. She was found starving in
a garnet.
She was the wife OF Baron L. Fred.
erick Lagerfelt, scion Of an old swed.
ish family and former vice-consul OF
Sweden here. They were married in
1884. when Miss Doty, noted beauty,
was at the height OF her social fame
In 1889 the Baron disappeared and
charges Of forgery were preferred
against him. He and the Baroness
were divorced three years later.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
PUBLICITY TIRES NAT
Actor Goodwin, Weary Of "Abomln-
able" Notorlety, VIII Retire to
Private Business.

Oakland. CaL-Nat Goodwin de.
clares he is through with the stage
and he gives the unique reason. for
an actor. that he does so because OF
his dislike for publicity.
Goodwin is TO appear in a suit
brought by his home agent for alleged
back rent against Mrs. Horton Phlppa,
known in vaudeville as "Lavalera. "
and when subpenaed declared that he
Is to devote his attention TO business
matters.
Il am heartily tired OF this abomin.
able and unbearable publicity" says
Nat. "and when our contracts run out
my wife EDNA Goodrich) and myself
viii retire from the stage for good"
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
MISSOURI NEWS
New courr. n AarIeul.ure.


Columbia.--Three professors Of the
University Of Missouri will teach
teachers 70 teach agriculture In the
rural and grade schools. More than
100 teachers are expected 10 enroll In
the three comprehensive courses OFFER
cd. For some time there has been q
demand for instruction in agriculture
In Missouri public schools. In many
instances Attempts to give such teach
ing have failed because the teacher did
not know enough about the subject. IL
is to meet this want that Professor
Joseph Dolllver Ellin. director Of the
summer school. has arranged the agri-
cultural courses. Professor +. d.
Mumford will tell how TO feed, Judge
and care for stock. as we'll as trace
the history and development OF the
domestic animals. Professor NJ. n.
Miller will give course in the pro-
duction OF crops. Professor J. c. Whit
ten viii teach about fruit and veget-
ables. He will consider pruning. Guilt.
walton, packing, gathering and planting
fruit. Such courses In an elementary
way have been offered before, but not
TO such extent as this year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
COSTA RICANS IN CLASH
Seven Killed and Twelve Wounded in
Political Fraeas In 9an
Fedro MoIon.

Port Limon, Costa Rico.-Seven
were killed and tweleve wounded In
an encounter between the Democrats
and Republicans at San Pedro Mojon.
The trouble arose over the killing
OF n Republican policeman by n Demo
crat. Precspia Arana, the leader OF
the Democrats. was stabbed. but will
recover.
Jaun Maria Segreda and Claudio
Coto, presidential candidates. ar.
ranged n duel. but the police got wind
OF their plans and interfered.
The cOmbatants had begun to step
the customary twenty PAGES when the
officers arrived.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
NOEL WARNED TO DEsST
THREATS or DEATH HURLED AT
MissIssiPRI GOVERNOR.
Atkinson SIN EIudes Posses and
State Mllltla--oovernor's stand
10 Assalled.

Jackson. Miss.--Goyernor Noel has
received about sixty letters warning
him TO desist from pursuit OF
Tom Atkinson. tho escaped convict.
The governor IL warned under penalty
Of death 70 let Atkinson alone.
Il will pay no attention 70 the let
ters," said the governor.
Troops and posses searching for At
kinson were fred on last night from
an ambush near Noxapter.
There was o lively exchange Of bull.
let's, but darkness, the thick under
brush and a rainstorm prevented good
Workmanship.
More troops and bloodhounds have
been sent and another effort will be
made Friday to capture Atkinson.
The 500 soldiers and officers here.
wearied out, are resting.
Atkinson has been a fugitive twenty
one years. and has lived q blameless
life all that time. since fleeing from
the penitentiary. He had been up for
life for killing n man. He married
since escaping, and was living happily
until some informer unearthed his
secret and betrayed him. Atkinson
seized his gun and fed to the woods.
He says he win not go back alive to
the penitentiary.
Governor Noel insists that the law
IL plain and must be obeyed. He says
sentiment has no place In the matter.
He has been condemned all over the
county for his stand.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03

Examination OF the premises occu.
pied by a Los Angeles private bank.
lately closed for lack Of funds. showed
that the supposed vault was n big door
without any opening behind Il. The
door was OF steel. with plate glass
&noes. shiny combination dials and
ali the features of an imposing safe
protecting quantities Of money. Just
10w sach a sham affair could be put
An without becoming matter Of com.
meat Is hard 70 see. or do workmen
set such doors often enough not 70 be
surprised by them7
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
ANTI : SWEARING VETOED
Wisconsin Governor Refuses TO Make
Profanity, Under Sufficient
ProVoeation, Illegal,

Madison. wIsconsin.-The inalien.
able right Of citizen of wiscon-
sin to use profanity under sufficient
proyocation Is not to be abrogated
with the consent OF Gov. Davidson.
He believes q person may sometimes
BIO SO situated that It is practically
impossible to refrain from sulphurious
remarks.
The governor vetoed the Hull bill
prohibiting swearing in q public place
under a penalty OF a S25 fine or 80
days In jail. or both fine and impris.
onment. Assemblyman Hull. the au-
thor OF the bin, will try to pass 1t over
the veto.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03

The most peculiar phase OF the pres
ent hat situation is that the majority
OF women who wear the unsightly
things cordially detest them. but plead
that there are no others for sale. and
that to wear last years hat Is to be
almost as freakish as to wear this
years. Right here is chance for
women TO demonstrate their ability to
take a part in the government-let
them regulate the styles instead OF
being regulated by them.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
Assessors 10 oet Moro PaY.

Jefferson City.-Gov. Hadley says
he will sigma the bill increasing COM
pcnsa'ion Of assessors cents for each
list filed with the county court. The
bill carries an emergency caluse. and
II will be signed in time to give as
SCISSORS the benefit Of this increase
when they begin their work June 1.
The governor says, It is the pledge
made by the association of assessors.
in session here few days ago. to
more nearly equalize assessments and
to Ak n rate more nearly approximate
ing the true value OF property. that
d eterminod him to sign the measure.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
Farmland Held for Murder.

Cape Girardeau.-Ben Degenhard
was arrested at Wittenberg. a few
miles north OF here, charged with the
murder OF his employer. Fritz Zehri,
a farmer of Jacob. Ill. The tragedy
occurred during an alteration re-
garJlIng work on the farm. Degenhard
is said to have struck Zehrl with a
piece OF board. killing him. Degen-
hard then went to wittenberg. where
he had been reared An Illinois off,
Ger arrested his there and took him
back.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
FIanese FIees with Gems.

Kansas City. Missouri.-Time was
when Alexander Quist OF Rock Island,
III, and Mrs. Lulu Johnson OF Amaril.
10. Tex played respectively Dear
DuclEy" and Loving Lulu" In a TO
nance as fair IS any. But now Alex.
ander Quist ls waiting in Kansas City,
hoping 20 hear that Lnlu johnson has
been arrested on his complaint that
she fed on the eve OF their wedding,
taking gems valued at $1,000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
NEWSBOY STOPS KIDNAPER
Calls Police When Man Attempts to
Take Girl, 5, Away In
Taxieab.

New York Clty.-A small news.
boy who saw n man rush up to a taxi.
cab with a 5year-old girl. checked
what the police say was an attempted
kidnapping. He called a policeman and
the man. who gave the name OF George
DouElo, was arrested.
The child proved to be Bertha
schmitt, the daughter OF a Sixth ave
Lue baker. A crowd. threatening vio-
ience. followed the prisoner TO a near
by police station.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
LAURENT'S MOTHER SUES
Her Petition, Filled In Circuit Court,
Asks $4,000 Judgment Against
Sons Slayer.

Columbus, Mississippi. - Through
her attorneys, the mother OF the late
Edward A. Laurent fled suit In tho
circuit court here against Charles r.
Smith. wealthy planter. for $4,000
for killing Laurent last February.
Smith Is now under life sentence
for the staying. His case will be
heard in the supreme court.
I.aurent's mother pleads that he
was her only support and his salary
OF $4,000 n year is missed. and. with
out II, she is compelled to work for
her living.
Smith is worth more than 100000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
Teacher crazed In school.

81. Joseph.-While hearing recita-
tions Of one Of her classes in the
Wheeling, Mo-, public school, Miss
Lizzie Dauncher, % years old. a strlk-
ingly handsome girl. suddenly became
insane. Pupils called assistance and
the young woman was taken into Gus
tody. She was brought to 81.
Joseph and placed In State Hos
pital No. 2. Miss Dauncner. II is said,
became worried because Of the back.
wardness OF some Of her pupils. ana
this. with overworK, is said to have
caused her mind TO fall.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03

The best that can be said about the
American passion for ancestors is that
IL provides a living for a number Of
professional genealogists, and that II
IL, In itself comparatively harmless.
Every one Is perhaps entitled 20 some
little form Of vanity and self.InduI.
gence. Ancestors cost no more than
poker. and the search for them unites
families in a common interest where
such vanities as drinking and gam
bling tend TO separate them.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
81. Joseph 20 Import Girls.

st. Joseph.-Arrangeme are I'M
der way among state employment bu-
reaus Of Missouri and Illinois to bring
a thousand young women to 81. 10
seph from Chicago 70 work In the gar
ment factories.
Il is impossible TO get women
enough In this vicinity, though about
5000 are already employed. The To-
cal Y. W. c. A. In assisting in the
movement.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
To Wed Man She Jailed.

Jacksonville. Ind.---Just twenty
years from the day she sent Lige
Fieldon, her sweetheart. 20 the
penitcntiary because she believed he
had stolen her ring. Mas MolIie Lienk-
cart, June 20. win be married TO the
man whose innocence was only re-
Gently established.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
collects CORPSE on Note.

San Bernardlno. California.--Dr.
I. W. Hazelett. n local physician, Ia
the owner Of n corpse for which he
paid $25 In q future" option fifteen
years ago. The dead man was David
w. Rock, q Harvard graduate, who.
when in poor circumstances shortly
after leaving college. borrowed tho
money from the doctor. giving him a
first deed OF trust on hts body.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
Dentist. After LeaIsIatlOn.

Kansas City.-The Missouri DentaS
Association is seeking state legisla-
ton. There was n heated debate In
the convention of the association In
the Casino Hall as to the best means
OF obtaining Il. Doctor d. L. Thorpe.
president. suggested that funds be
raised TO pay the expenses OF a COM
mittee to appear before the next SEES
sion OF the Missouri Legislature.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
Lono Drive win Broken Leo.

Rapid City. s. D.-with his leg
fractured by q fall from his wagon.
8. @. Coffman. 65 years old. OF Zeal.
8. D., drove 90 miles TO Phillip. where
he took train 20 Rapid City TO get
medical assistance.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
curtIss PcI1s to Nashville Mar.

New Haven, conn.--The announce
ment was made AZ Yale Uni
verBity that the John Hubbard Curtiss
prize for 1909 has been awarded 20
gohn d. Hammond Of Nashville. Tenn.
The subject Of his essay was Tbs
Novels Of William dc Mosgang
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
Masons Dedicate 100000 Templs,

indianapolis. Indiana --Masons
Of Indiana are defeating the new
$4,000 Masonic temple in this city,
which. they declare. IL the finest
building devoted to Masonry in tho
world. The temple is built Of steel
and stone, four stories high.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
No lndIetment for Lynehsrs.

Pine Blum. Ark.-In spite OF the
emphatic charge delivered by Judge
Grace. who Witnessed the lynching OF
negro here Wednesday night,
the special grand jury adjourned with.
out RETURNING any indictments
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
swItehman,s Leas Cut OF.

St. Louis.--chaTles McIvers. 1871
OH Manchester road. a switchman for
the Frisco. lost both legs which
switching In the yards at Kingshigh.
way Friday. He tried to board a NOV.
ing freight car.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03

Nevada may come into renewed
prominence as producer Of precious
metals. During March two mining
camps In that state turned out s., OOO.-
600 worth OF gold. and quite a rush OF
prospectors is started for that locality.
The fresh discoveries OF gold may also
have the effect Of further weaving
away the Neyadans from their Excess
awe devotion to silver.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03
EnqIIsh sattIeshIp lie speedy.

London.-The cruiser battleship in
vincible in an elght.hour speed trial
maintained 20 knots throughout and
for n short time made 20 knots II Is
claimed this is the worlds record for
amy ship Of its size or type.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03

President Gomez advocates llberaiiz.
fng the laws of Venezuela and encour.
aging the free entry OF foreigners. par.
ticularly those who will DE likely to
aid In the development OF that section.
Perhaps this will give Castro a chance.
He may become naturalized abroad
and then get into Venezuela as a for.
eiEner.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-06-03

II aaesun that 10 baking beans Boa
Ihn turns 1905. 900 quarts into 81. 0oo..
90 neasfs. and the finished product is
AM admirably nlIing. The genius
4l|aI cnn make two quarts OF beans
81 SYlssl3o where there was but one
e'1.tI hak mastered a great point IN
.sI.Kf selehce anf political economy.