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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-03
MeQus of the Jersey Coast Resorts
ASBURY PARK.


ASBURY PARK. July s.-Asbury
Park finds itself again well into the
rush time eff the year, as the ire
mendous crowds that poured into town
today demonstrate fast enough to any
one within the city limits. They were
sufficient TO guarantee the biggest
Fourth of July, from a standpoint OF
the number of people entertained, that
Asbury Park has witnessed in a de-
Cade.
Benjamin Morris, H. X. Norris and
j.. L. Morris are a Newark automo-
bile party registered in Norwood Hail.
Newark arrivals in the Marlborough
include Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Moore and
George w. Cross.
The Victoria is entertaining f. w.
French. Mrs ". H. Lindsay, Miss NJ.
Reid and Nv. w. Reid. jr., of Newark,
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Pierson, Rus
Fell Pierson, Miss Lucille Pierson II
Miss Janet T. Carter. of East Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Mons, H. X.
Eons. W. H. Mons and Z. l.. Mons
have Joined the Newark contingent in
Norwood Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Collins, of New
ark, are visitors in the Montauk. Miss
Marie f. Miller and Harry c. Miller,
CT Montclair. recently arrived here.
Newark patrons Of the Sussex in
Guide Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Trumpore,
Raymond Trumpore. Miss Margaret
Trumpore, Miss Gladys Trumpore and
George Trumpore, Miss Alice Glover,
Of West Orange. is also summering
here.
Mrs. G. G.. Eaton and Miss Louise
Woodruff recently registered in tho
Isavenswood Inn from Newark. other
arrivals FROM that city include MIR. and
IRIS. L. J. Hubbell. Miss Gertrude Hub
ball and O. HuhbelL.
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PROOF OF PROSPERITY.

NEW YORK, July s.-The report of
Appraiser George w, Wanmaker, is
sued yesterday. covering transactions
IN his office for the fiscal year ended
June 80 last, shows that the appraiser
and appraised foreign mer-
cnandise entered at this port aggregat-
ing $I9s,309, 279, whereas in the CORE
spending period of 1908 the values were
$ils, 1855, a gain for 1909 of s7s,5s9.-
644. In the fiscal year ended June 30.
1907, the foreign importations passing
through the appraisers office we1e
valued at 1882. $50, $50.
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SAYS ELECTRICITY Is NEAR
FOR CROSS-COUNTRY LINES.
Railroad Men Hear 1t Is Not So
Costly as They Thought.

NEW YORK, July 3.-Omcials Of
steam roads probably will hear with
surprise that the identification of their
lines is q simple proposition and not as
complicated and expensive as they have
believed. Yet such is the declaration
made by E. ". Lake before the Elec-
trio Club. Mr.. Lake said:
More than 1000 new locomotives or
nearly 5 per cent. of the total number
in use in the United States, have been
bought each year for the past four
years showing that even with a con-
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JOHN WELDON.

The funeral Of John Weldon. who
died after a brief illness at his home.
13 Hunterdon street. Thursday night,
will be held from his late residence on
Monday at $50 a. M. to st. Joseph's
Roman Catholic Church Mr.. Weldon
was a prominent member Of the Holy
Name Society of this city. He is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs. Mary. Weldon.
Intermert will be made in tB1 Gene
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MRS. MARGARET MAGUIRE.

The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Ma
suire. -of "a Vesey street, who died on
Thursday at her home after a lingering
illness was held today at 1880 a.. m. ut
st. Columba's Church. Mrs. Mcguire
IS survived by her husband, John Ma
guire. Interment was made in the
Cemetery of the Holy. Sepulchre.
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AVON-BY-T SEA.

AVON-BY-THE-SEA. July 3.-This
attractive little resort began 10
fill up asst Saturday and incoming visl-
tors today We're numerous enough to
warrant the term OF Crowds
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Brow and
Miss A. Brown, Of Newark. are regis
tered in the Buckingham, where they
will spend the remainder of the month.
Among the late arrivals in the Avon
Inn are Mrs. f. r.. Wright. Miss NJ. NJ.
Wright, of Orange, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John l.. Burdett. of Bloomfield.
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FIFTEENTH BABY is
BORN ON FIFTEENTH.

FREEHOLD. July 3.-The thirteenth
baby born on the thirteenth day CT
the mont to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Yates, of Trenton. will have to take a
back seat. There has come to the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Apple gate,
near Freehold, 9 little girl that is the
fifteenth baby, born or the fifteenth
day OF June.
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BRADLEY BEACH.


BRADLEY BEACH, July 3.-Summer
life has started in with quite a rush at
Bradley Beach, now that the Fourth
of July, a date always marking the
rush season at this resort, has prac-
tically arrived. Hotel La Refine, which
opened a LITTLE over a week ago. is fill
ing mp rapidly under the new manage
ment OF John c. McGlynn, who has
come here from the Hotel Rensselaer,,
in Troy, n. Y.
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, July 8
Atlantic Highlands Fourth OF July
program Is an all-day one. and will
be celebrated on Monday. To help with
the general festivities the Sixty-ninth
Regiment Band. of New York, has been
engaged for three concerts. Both in
the morning and afternoon there will be
ball games. and in the evening an elah-
crate display OF p~yrotechnics. When
these are over a ball will talk. place In
the Atlantic Highlands Casino.
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tinuaton of steam as motive w
there Is a constant march of the loco
motive to the scrap heap Electrih-
cation Is a comparatively slow process,
and steam locomotives replaced' by
electric motors will BIZ necded to take
the place of that > per cent. which an
nuaily play out, and which would
otherwise, have to be renewed
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TRENTON BANKS SHOW BOOM.

TRENTON, July 3.-Trenton's indus
trial advancement showed more bust
ness last month than ever before. The
amount of clearings in all the local
banks for June was ST.4is,645,4 Al, as
against $500, 440.7S for June of last
year.
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AND BEARS
TAKE DAY OFF
Stock Market and Other Ex-
changes Closed-American
Shares Inactive in London.

NEW YORK. July s.-The stock,
produce, cotton, coffee, metal and
sugar markets in this city were closed
today.
The Wall street holiday made Amer
lean securities, in London inactive. but
the parity level occasionally has been
exceeded, and the market closed steady.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

The prices of Americans in London
today follow:
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Moline. after an illness Of some two
weeks breathed her last shortly after
ten o'clock ut the age Of 81 years. s
months and 2 days Three doctors.
an efficient nurse ., d near ones did
all that was possible for her restora-
tion but the Divine ruler bad planned
otherwise. She was married to the
now mourning husband IN Sweeden
December q. 1876, and together with
him aud family immigrated to Ameri-
ca and located In Kiron, having resid-
ed here since. This union was blessed
with nine children of whom two are
dead, the other seven residing in this
vicinity and it was her privilege to
have them at her bedside during the
last hours Of her stay On earth. She
iso lived with her husband and her
children that her going away has
caused sorrow and most vacant place
Ia the home. When the time drew nigh
and It became certain that she would
not get we'll, she was satisfied to 20
40 she had made peace with her
Saviour. Funeral services will be
held from the Baptist church Tuesday
afternoon and her remains will be laid
at rest in the Kiron cemetery. The
sypmathy Of the community goes out
20 the bereaved ones.
r. L. johnson left the latter part
Of the week for the northern part of
the state and for Minnesota.
A. F. Lundberg returned from
Sioux City Thursday evening With
twenty -ssyen head Of feeding cattle.
| Mrs. August Lundberg Ut Odebolt
visited last week with her numerous
Kiron friends.
/ Cashier Sandberg returned last
week from two weeks vacation
which he spent in the west, inclu Sing
the sights ct the Seattle exposition.
Quite . number from this part of
the county drove to Denison Friday to
zee the elephant.
ChAs. Tabor and DR.. Boyle and
ladies autosd up from Denison Thurs-
day to Inspect the country and the
Adams ranch near Odebolt. ThSy
msde our town . few minutes call. =
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Olson visited
relatives and took ia the meetings at
the Baptist church. -
Mrs. Gust Sanders returned home
Friday from q short visit with. her
sister at Omaha.
Mrs. Emil johnson returned Friday
from her visit with her parents 1t
Warsaw, Neb. Her mother accom-
panied her, who will remain for sew
eral weeks. y
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1t looEed IS though it was going clear
over. The foundation OF basement
will nearly al have to be: rebuilt. Its
big loss. yet all are thankful no
lives were lost. Ye writer was an
eye witness to the whole scene a I
had to face it in trying to make my
escape. saw the boys jump and also
the crash % was going over the
fence. shall forever believe in
short dresses as believe mine helped
to save my life. Friday the boys got
the stump puller and Strengthened the
machine. It is badly broken up and
the boys have not decided yet what
they will do.
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Crawford county boy, who has made =
succesa 10 life 20 far at least. He has
charge OF school as principal &C
Sioux City and has under hia super-
vision twelve teachers and about eisht
hundred pupils.
The funeral Of Mrs. Dickey took
place Monday mo,nirg 1t 9 O'CLOCK.
She died at her home near Emmets-
burg. Iowa. on Friday last and ths3
body vas brought here on the late
train Saturday evening and taken 70
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Mason.
The funeral services were held il 81.
Ann church. High mass wai ceIs-
brated By Rev. Father Murphy. Who
preached very fine sermon. The
church was filled with sympathisine
friends. Mrs. Dickey was dauehssr.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Chapman. tks
we'll known pioneers Of this county.
She was ct the time Of her death
about forty. Eve years Of age and wasl
married to Mr.. Dickey twenty.ssven
years ago. She has been ailing Tor
the last six months.
Axtel Lindburg and Joe Inrram
just returned from . weeks trip @
South Dakota. They went with ~
expectation Of buying land. AftsR
visiting several Of the counties west
OF the Missouri river they came 70 tie
conclusion that lows 10 good enough
for them. and will not invest In west-
|esn land. sssssss
a large delegation Of farnsrS left
Vail Monday to visit the Stats Fair
lot Des Aoines. sss
Miss Maggie McGovsrn spent laat
eek with friends 1t Halbur, Iowa.
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PRESIDENT TAFT
At U. S. Military Tournament
Des Moiles. Sept 20th.25th.

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and oath. return limit Sept. 9th.
Grand U. S. Military Tournament.
Over $500 troops including Infantry.
Cavalry and Artillery. Grand par
ade reviewed bv President Taft on
Monday. Sept. 10th. For full par
ticulars apply to ticket agent, The
North Western Line. So 8
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GOODRICH NEWS.


Messrs. Arthur and Albert Whey
and their families visited Sunday &C
Boyer.
Mrs. Lille Newton visited Monday
with her friend, Mrs. Wiiiin. IN Dem
ison. who expects to make Spokane
her home in the future, We UNDER
stand. Z
Miss Lucy Flint and Miss Lovicie
Morris visited at s. d. Newton Z!
Wednesday.
Broder Boysen andson and Herman
Grill were in Deloit Thursday.
Mrs. Hannibal Fink and son were
visitors at Roy Lees Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Brogden re-
TUNED from their trip 70 Omaha Mon
day evening.
Miss Nary Fink has been spending
: few days with hsr sistsr. Ellie. q
Rev. Howe msde several calls in
our neiRbborhood this week. He is
preparing to have . big jubi lee 1t
the close Of his ministerial year in
Deloit. g
Mrs. Samuel Anderson visited It
her brother. A'bert's. Thursday after
noon. ss's
Quite q number % our people took
in the circus ct Denison Friday.
Nj. and Mrs; Stanley Browne com.
mence their school today at their old
places. They expect to move out
there and live during their school term
We understand.
Miss mccarthy commences her school
today at Goodrich No. i.
One Of the mist thrilling sights
took place on S. D. Newton's farm
south Of Deloit Thursday about p.
I'm when the threshinK machine Of
Chas. Wagge and Chas. Coss backed
down the hill crashing into the corner
Of the barn. The boys had finished
the oats and we're pulling to the wheat
stacks on the Hill when the accident
happened. Mr.. Newton had told them
Of the two roads. one being up through
the timber and the boys decided as i,
was dry they could make it up the hill
past the barn which 10 very steep
Ye writer and her cousin wishing t.
see It make the trip went up into the
barn where John Cose had previousl,
hauled lnad.of oats and had unlocked
the team and put it in below as tn,
barn had : brick basement. Mr.. Nc
Neal and John Cose and son. Dale
were up in the barn. had gone int,
the door and was standing with m,
back to the machine when my cousil
called. Its coming back. It's coming
back" turned and saw it movin,
slowly towards the barn. though
rould escape over the fence and dow
q steep grade. called to my cousin
j. / made for the fence and supposed sh
would follow. but she stood as if root
ed to the ground and when she di
, make q move tripped over the wago
tongue and fell backwards and whel
the crash came she was still Their,
powerless to move and expecting tn
enigne every moment to come on her
McNeal and Dale Cose ran throug
the barn and jumped to the ground
The engine struck stone and couldn'
catch SO it threw the weight all on tn
other side and the counter shaft brok
and let her back. It came slowly a
first and the boys made all prepare
tions to save the machine and them
selves. shutting eff steam then pre-
pared ~ jump. 1t swerved little I
the left so only struck the corner q
the harm THE engine cramped an
, turned the separator over on the side
Newton's barn is badly wrecked an
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ricketts,

Ars. Geo. Krohnke and children re-
turned Friday from Illinois. where
they have visited relatives for the
past two weeks.
Herbert Bierman is spending few
days in Hastings. Neb with the folks
1t home. AMI. johnson from near
Sioux City ID relieving him in the
lumber yard.
Otto Hoefer spent Sunday in Char
Yer Oak.
Mrs. Adotph Hintse Of Bloomfield,
Neb 10 here visiting relatives for .,
few weeks.
We are sorry to report that Henry
Rix 10 very sick ct his home northeast
Of IOWA.
Chas. Muhs went to Clinton Tues
day to attend the funeral Of his broth.
or.
Mrs. 81. B. Timm and daughter.
Gladys were the guests Of Mrs. y. C..
Jacobsen In Ute Wednesday.
The many friends of Anna voller-
son are glad to zee her home again.
She will spend week with her par
snts here and then visit her brother in
Battle Greek. bsfore she returns to
her work in Sioux City.
Helen CARRIER from Denison began
the fall tsam in the Ricketts, school
Monday
John Bendixen 10 home again from
the hospital In Sioux City.
Emma Baak attended the Old Sst.
tleEs' Reunion in Mspleton Thursday.
Mrs. Art Benson Of Kiron WAS the
guest Of her parents. Me. and Mrs.
Peter Hintz. last week.
Mrs. Edna Meyers add little son
we're the guests Of her sister. Mrs.
Hugo Rix. few days.
Ed. Lloyd visited his folks in Ute
Thursday and also attended the re-.
dnion in Mapleton.
Frank Jones and Mr.. Bornholdt Of
Charter Oak we're business visitors
in town Friday.
Emma Pershing of Mapleton went
through town Friday on . pleasure
trip.
Birthday parties were enjoyed thi,
week ct the Geo. Krshnke and Juliul
christensen homes Friday evening
Thos. Muenster returned Thursday
from business trip in Dakota.
6. P. Hoefer was in town visiting
his friends Thursday. He spent Fri
day afternoon in Schleswig.
Mrs. VIM. Meyer Of Boyer 10 til,
guest of her brother. Julius Chris
tiansen. northwest of town.
Anna Muenster and Mrs. Art Ben
son drove. out and called on Mrs. VIM
Baak Friday evening.
Tony. the bright little dog OF N
Vollerson. met his death suddenly Sat
urday morning by being struck by a
automobile. He will be sadly misses
By the family.
Theresa Riemer is visiting her folk
in Aondamin for few days.
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VAL ] ITEMS i,


were over. from Manila Monday on .
combination trip of.busiuess. pleasure
and visiting old friends.
Master George Keans 10 spending
this week with friends near Denisou.
M. and Mrs. Robt. Dieter got
Estsffssd Sunday svenin9 Tor their nswi
homo in Michigan. They left Vail
on No. 10 for Chicago, their children
having gone there two OF three days
before. They will visit while there
before going to Michigan.
Dr.. John Giblin Of Clinton 10 in.
Vail this week ready to administer to
your wants.
Charley Fitssiu,ons Of Vivian, s.
D., 10 here for visit with HE par.
ents and other relatives.
Mr.. Burke Of Denison WAS on our
streets Saturday. l.:is
Tue many friends Of Miss Nellie
Harrington will b interested tn learn
Of her marriage which takes place at
Dixon, Neb.. Wednesday morning,
September l, to Patrick Garvin Of
that piace. The bride 10 the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Burlington Of
this town. Mr.. Garvin formerly lived
near Vail with his parents, Nj. and
Mrs. Anthony Garvin. and has many
friends, who will be interested in his
marriage.
VIM. Mitchell returned home from
the hospital at Carroll where he has
been for couple Of weeks taking
itreatment.
Miss Julia Ryan came from Omaha
Friday evening and will spend some
time ct the home Of her father here
recruiting.
Our ftown'msyor, Mr.. Mcclure is in
the hopsital at Carroll for the past
week taking treatment.
Miss Blanche and Nellie Harrington
spent Saturday in Carroll.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Mitchell and
children attended the CIRCUS in Deni-
son Friday.
Miss Lillian Granny spent couple
OF days last week in Denison.
/ Mrs. T. ]. Kenney and Miss Mary
Kenney are writing relatives and
friends at Schuyler. Neb., for the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Driscoll spent q
part of last week with relatives in
South Omaha.
Miss Nellie Bierne spent Friday
and Saturday in Danison.
Mr.. l. McCsrville of Atlantic was
q business visitor in Vail last week
Ed. Kileen was up from West Side
on business Saturday.
Mrs. Grover visited her daughter,
Birdie, at Cedar Falls last week.
Miss Jennie Quade of Denison WAS
the guest of Miss Mae Lynch over
Sunday.
Ed. Duffy of Boone. spent Sunday
here with his parents.
Willie Welch was up from Maple
River Junction Saturday.
! Mrs. C. HOu,ihan of Denison spent
last week with her dauhoter, Mrr.
Rohen, west Of Vail.
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Mrs. Caldon of South Omaha 10 viz
ting at the John Driscoll home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hushaw Of Woodbine
were the guests Of relatives here .
couole Of days last week.
Ed. Quirk and wife spent Saturday
in Carroll.
Miss Agnes Monaghan returned Sat-
urday from couple Of days visit
with Denison friends.
The Misses Olson Of Denison spent
Sunday 1t the Mrs. johnson home
Mrs. Dave O'Reilly Of Omaha spent
. couple Of days here with her sister,
Mrs. Jas. Watson.
Miss Mabel Tonner was calling on,
Denison friends Friday.
Mrs. D. O'Leary Of South Omaha
came Friday for visit with rela-
tives. Her son. Martie, and daneh-
ter, Nellie. who have been here all
summer with relatives. returned home
with her Sunday evening.
Mrs. Heddermap Of Denison spent
Sunday here with her sister, Ars. Jas.
Duffy.
Miss Hassett Of Denison spent SUM-
day with her sister. Mrs. p. Lane,
north Of town.
Bob Buckley was up from Denison
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Kate Shatto and daughter,
Nellie, were shopping in Dsnison Erie
day.
Mrs.. ". E. Terry and daughter.
Mildred. Of Denison. { visited q the
Clark home last week.
Bart Kruger Of Omaha. Who has
spent the summer &C the B. Mitchell
home south Of town, returned home
Thursday.
Miss Kate Burke Of Clinton county.
who mas been visiting her sister-in-
law. Mrs. Burke, east Of town. re-
turned to her home last week.
Mr.. and Ars. Clement Mahan and
children Of Bolton. Mo-. were calling
on their Vail friends last week.
Miss Nellie Olson 10 the guets Of
Dss Moines relatives.
Mike Kral spent the frat Of last
week with friends ct Glidden.
Alfe Starek and wife Of West Side
spent Sunday here at the F. Stsrsk
home.
Mike McVey of Odebolt spent .
couple Of DAYS last week here on BUSH
ness.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed. Quirk were guests
.. the rhos. Fitzpatrick home near
Desion Thursday.
John Breen was passenger to Dem
ison Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Maher Of Area
din spent couple Of days last week
with relatives In this locality.
Mr.. Niesz end son, Freddie, left for
Lake View Friday for few days
outing.
Jas. Broaan and wife returned from
q weeks visit with relatives in Da-
kota.
Miss Nellie Campbell of West Side
was the guest Of her friend. Mrs.
Joe Rundlett. last week.
Will Farley came up from Omaha
Tuesday for short visit with his
wife and daughter and attend to some
business.
Miss Pearl Abbott died Tuesday,
August "a, after short illness of ty-
phoid fever. She was eighteen years
of age and the daughter of Ted Alb
bolt. The funeral WAS held Friday
morning, interment being in the
West Side cemetery beside the re-
mains Of her mother.
Thos. Bennett spent last week with
his parents IN Sioux City.
/, Miss Edith Mooney was up from
West Side Tuesday for short visit.
Mrs. Thos Dalton and daughter,
Mrs. P. ]. Mccullough spent Tuesday
with Denison friends.
Mrs. j. Adair and Miss Oliver Of
Sioux City visited at the Ed. Palmer
home last week.
John Gaul departed last Thursday
for trip through Dakota and Wyom-
ing to look at land.
James E. Fitzgerald Of Sioux City
was hero on business Monday. He
was looking after the selling of his
mothers property IN Vail. Jim is q