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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25
HERMiNE LODGE ELECTION.

Heffnine Lodge No. 2, Order of Herr
mann's Sons. elected these officers 81
its senai-annnal session last night
President. Mrs. Maria Bordisser: vice
president, Mrs. Amalie Kuebler; record
ing secretary Mrs. Caroline, Schwarz'
financial secretary. Mrs. Sophie Sieder'
treasurer, Mrs. Anne Schmuhl; guide
Mrs. Marie Lauster; inside guard, Mrs
Elise Sohnie; outside guard, Mrs
Sophie OFT. The lodge will have an ex-
~cursion to Cranberry Lake July is.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25
GEORGE E. B~ATcHELDER.

George Everett Batchelder, rs years
old, died yesterday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Frank M Soule. 1876
South Mountain venue, Montclair.
Mr.. Batcheider formerly resided at
Summarized, Mass. He was for thirty
two years connected With the Boston
and Maine Railroad, for twenty-five
years as auditor. He retired about
twenty years ago. He is survived b.,
his daughter only. Funeral services
will be held from his late residence
this afternoon at 2:80 o'clock. Inter
men will be at Salem, Mass.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25
FERDINAND SCHNEIDER.

Ferdinand SCHNEIDER, who died in his
home, 245 Livingston street, yesterday.
viii be buried in the Cemetery of the
Holy Sepulchr9 tomorrow morning,
after services In St. Peters Church. OF
which he was a member for many
years. He was Ga years old, and is sur
vived by his widow, Mrs. Anna Schind-
ler.s and several children.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25

ensack, but had been a resident of
Newark for the last ten years. She
is. survived by her mother, Mrs. Saman-
tina Thompson.
The funeral will be held ~on Sunday
at A .. m. at her late residence, and
interment will be made at Hacketts7
town.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25

dence tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'clock.
Mr.. Young was one of the first bakers
who started in business in this city,
and was the originator of the ive-cent
pie in Newark.
The cause of his death was old age,
and he Is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Julia STEELE, and two sons, L.. Edward
and d. Arthur Young. The interment
will be In Paramount Cemetery.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25
MISS ANNA

Miss Anna Thompson, a member Of
Centenary M. e. Church, died at her
home, 20 Summit street, yesterday, of
a complication of diseases. Miss
Thompson had been sick for-,aAaxiv a
year. She was originally from Hack
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25
THIS SOCIETY PROGRESSING.

The General German X. U. v. No. 3,
at its meeting in Muth's Hall. Spring
avenue. last night, heard favorable
reports on It's affairs. There are ~
members and SO, 600 in the treasury.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25
ATI.ANTIc's BONDED DEBT.

ATLANTIC CITY. June 25.-Atlantic
City's bonded debt will jump to IS, 00Ns
900 in round numbers, by the end of the
year, which is within two and q hall
millions of its limit by law.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25
ORIGINATOR OF f1yE-CENT
PIE IN NEWARK DIES
Funeral of Lewis w. Young Viii
IN, Be Held Tomorrow.

1.-The funeral of Lewis w. Young, Wild
died In his home, 1902 Hedden terrace
on "Wednesday, willLbe held in his resi-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-29
THE sUBsTATION BILL.

Bga unanimous vote the Senate yes
ierdy raised S 3na.or Martins bill pro-
viding for the erection Of substllion by
the Phi'adephis, Baltimore and WASH
iogtln Railroad Company st Seventh
and O streets southwest Washington.
The bill was passed by the House on
Monday. and repsals that order or gioal-
ly adopted by the commissioners which
DESIGNATED the foot of Fourteenth
street be- the site Of the subst'tion.
The enactment OF this bill sets st r,st
the sqlabble that has been going on be-
tween ,he co nmissionris and the rail-
road authorities since the Fourteenth
etree. site was u1isvOra5ly reported By
Mr.. M4cfarlsnd.
Aside from the request made by Sena-
tor BIuoFs yes erdsy ttst 10 immedi-
ate action be taken, the Senate unsni-
mously app.o'ed Of the measure. Mr..
Marlin explained that the commissioners
and the railroad author ties were IN
favor OF his bill, aud Senator Glllinger
ia a few remarks urged the laHage OF
the measure.
By the terms Of The act the railroad
company must begin the construction
OF the substaIon witOia thirty days, and
the structure must BE completed within
four months. The commissioners sTe
20 supervise the erection Of the building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-29
DEAN ACQUITTED.

Alter celebrating about thiee'qasr-
tets OF a hour yesterday afternoon, the
Jury 10 the Corporation Oour. returned
a verdict Of not guilty 10 The case OF the
common wealth against Charles j az,
indicted 10 connection with the alleged
larceny Of q barrel of whisky from a
freight car 10 to- Potomac yards. Com
monwealth's Attorney Bent conducted
the prosecution aad Attorney e lmuud
Burke, If Washing on, represented the
accused. As ated 10 the q zslle OF
Yesterday the case vas submitted to the
Jury without srglment. After the acqnit-
tal of Dssn Mr. B ent ioformed the
cou,t hat the Stats evidence in the
case Of Barsey Luusierd, indicted IN
connection With the same theft, Wss
prsc'icslly ihe ssme a. that brought out
In TIE Dean csse, WhereuPoa the sane
Jury vas directed 10 return verdict OF
no, guilty on the LuOstord indictment.
Ddrioq the Progress Of the D'aa trial,
Joseph B cen, one Of the witnesses for
the rr seeuuou, sdmitted having given
false testimony 10 the preliminary hear
ing Of The case 10 the Police Court some
mouths $50. No action was taken in
reiersocs b bis statement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-29
RORRERIE5.

O. H. Powell, living In the vicinity
of Biiley's cross reads, reports That be-
tseen 800 and 400 pounds of meat,
some harness and blankets were stolen
from bis place last night.
The house Of J. I. Hummer, 10 the
same ueighborbOod, va, also robbed oil
some harness last night.
Tbi, morning Mayor Siucl'ir, OF Ma
nss,ss, notified the Alexa dris police
that colored man named VIM. Green
had been arrested there while trying to
d sooss Of saddle and harness.
The police OF this city todaI iesrnsd
thai a stranger who had rented stsble
in Friendship alley was acting sus'
piciously. They raided the premises
and arrested a white man named Frank
johnson, who said he came from New
Yo.k. bat had been travelling around
the country for some lime. Ia the
Stable they found horse, q wagon, a
lsrge quantity of meat, harness, blank
cts. &c. These were all seiE:d, aDd we're
held for future examination. The Of
fcers making the arrest were Ohief
Goods, Lieutenant smith and Officers
Ball, Garvey, Raw t, Sner9ood, Ar
rington and Young To- Fairfax county
psople who have r,ceO .iy been robbed,
have been notified Of the capture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-29
LOCAL BREVITIE5.

Next Tuesday will be Ground Hog
Day.
The body of Mark P. Ashford, who
was run over aud killed 10 Washington
on WednesdsY, will be brought to this
city tomorrow for interment.
The weather became cloudy LAST night,
and early this morning the wind WAS
blowing from the southeast. Later, bail
tegsn to fall, which WAS followed by
rain. The temperature has been raw.
Mira. Sallie P. Lozano has purchased
two lots 10 Section 2, George Washing
ton Park, a1d expects to bald thereon.
Mr.. George @. Heon hes purchased two
lots in S .ction l, thus leaving less than
a dozen lois unsold 10 that section.
The fourth quarterly meeting will be
held at Falls Church NJ. E. Church,
South Sunday aud Sunday. Rev. Z.
V. REGISTER, presiding elder, will be
present AID officiate at the quarterly
conference on Saturday and preach
on Sunday morning.
A charter has been granted the Car
penttr Printing Company (nc), Alex
aHdris; B. H. Brockway, president; W.
Is. Carpenter, secretary and treasurer;
Emma J. Carpebtsr-all of Washington.
Capital: maximum, $1,000; minimum,
800; object, printing business.
James Vincent Armstrong was one Of those
big. strong, tlesr.mindel Americans who are
capab'e Of accomplishing most anything Not
long ago he took q little business trip over TO
Johnny Bulls country and received an IL
ytation from n. X. II. the Prince Of Wales,
10 luncheon And maybe that wasn't swell
Law out Well guess But gre tly TO chat
prince chso s chagrin, Jim didn't seem gleat'
iy impressed W tn the feed. He told his
royal nlbs that he would prefer dish Of that
del cions auth Ham or those equilly dele .
table Auth Frankfnrters, any day, - all the
royal delicscies Of Enrope combined. Sylvan
Blondheim, The Auth Stand, City MARKET
Attention is called to the advertisement oil
William 2. WOols & Son. They are closing
out their lsrse stock Of canned goods at less
than VIII lessle prices.
There is nothing more palstable than good
but. and ther is none better than Mid
land, :" sold at Soc pound by Edward Quinn
Il Sons.
Keep your feet dry. "Ty rair OIL
the celebrated" Walk Over Shoes. j.
A. Marshall & Bro, 422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-29
MAs0NIO FAIR NOTES.

Judge r L. w. Duke will open the
Masonic 'air a Annoy Hall mex Non
day night.
The voting blanks for the Skinner
level can be obtained at NJ. R1ben 4
sons store. or from Mrs. Raymond
Bal6sh. Mes.rs. A A. Paul and 0.
P. Augelo sre among the osnd dates Tor
the jewel.
The names Of MrsJ. F. Buell and NJ s
Fannie E Williams we're inadvertently
omitted 10 the names Of the flower booth
committee printed 10 yesteroay'sG z;tte.
A handsome bible AID American & &
have been donats5,byiR. f Knight to be
voted TO TIE most popular of the follow
ing organizations: Odd Fellows, Red
Men, Woodmen, Msccsb ess and Jr o.
u. A. NJ. These articles will be at the
Na'ouic booth presided over by MIS- j.
f Shnn.
A beautiful empire ladies' suit, of old
rose, donetsd ~ the Kings Palace
Washington, D. c., to the fair, is on
exhibition 10 one Of STsn Brothtrs'
show windows. This suit is valued OF
City dollars .,
Cry Engineer Dunn today inspected
All the gallery work 10 he AL and pro-
nounced 1t perfectly safe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-29
EXCELLENT SHOW.

When q thi0g is good--whether it be
in the eating OF drinking lire, or 81 en-
tetainment-i, should he spoken Of.
Sen ia e fac. when referring TO the
moving pictures aud vaudeville show at
the Ooers House this week. To those
who appreciate t9lsnt the heighth Of the
prlles ion is embraced in the clever black
fee singing and dancing comedians and
mln0log.s.s enc, and Oavl-sud the
sioginc Of Mss Leah Abbott charms the
immense crowds t1sl visit this house.
Ole Of the pictures lass night "5oaker
nj The Seasid " WIS the fnest seen fol-
q long t ma a1d evoked grea. applau'e .
Change 10 vaudeville aud pictures to-
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-29
STAYED TOO LONG.

Lou Hugbe', a very large colored
woman, came here from Char Ottesyille
90 Tuesday and yesterday reported at
police headquarters tbat she had lost
her money and could not get home. She
was told to telegraph to her busbaod snd
later be telegiapbed her sufficient sum
to bny a ticket for Charlottesville. 10
the meantime, however, her hostess,
Lou Taylor, mad gotten up daoce for
the benefit Of her guest who decided to
remain in Alexandra last night. The
dance was we'll attended but several Of
The men and women got drunk and
raised a row. Lou Hughes, Lou Tay-
Tor. Matte Baker aud Thomas Pendle-
ton we're srrested by Officers Nicholson,
Roberts and Arlington snd this morning
foed S. each. Not having the money
they we're sent TO jail. The Hughes
woman sgsin telegrapbed to her bus
band 10 Charlottesville who wired that
be would get enough money to secure
his wile's release aud to pay her way
home,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-29
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner l.. BOOtbe are
in Newpor. News to attend the wedding
of Mrs. Bjothe's sister, which will take
place in lha. city tomorrow.
Mrs. Mollie Davis and Mrs. Nellie
Ousts Washington, of Norfolk, are the
guests Of Mrs. @. Randolph Davis Of
Stub Washington street. They will
spend the next few days visiting the
points of inter st Ia this city and Wash
ingtOn.
Mrs. Anderson S}m mers very delight
fully entertained st eucbre yesterday
afternoon a, her home on Cameron street.
The prizes we're awarded Mrs. I. B
Cochran and Miss Francis Dsnenh)wer
Mrs. Clarence o. Leadbester euter-
tanned number of her friends at cards
Yesterday afternoon st her handsome
residence on Washington street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-29
ALWAYS GOOD.

The crowds which nightly TatTO9ize
the Alexsrdris Amusement Company
are wsl.paid f.r their coming out and
for the amour, OF money they invest.
Last night the show vas one of the best
given by he management, bnt they say
II will be- better tonight There will be
a change in pic.ures-both talking and
sllent-aad /, will do you good to see
them. Every Little Bit Helps, Rab,
Rah, R,b: Wouldn't You Like to Flint
With NJ Red Wing are The taking
pictures. The silent pictures ara The
sasudce, A Rural Elopemeut, Inner
senator Jokes and Al Ar Wool Gar
ment. These pictures will please you.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-29

The open season Tor shooting game OF
all sor's will close with the end OF this
week. The sporting frsiernity declare
that game Of all sCr.s has been unusually
plentiful this year. birds being large and
fat. The winter has been very mid 50
Tar, and The absence of snow has enabled
them TO feed freely. The game wardens
of all the cities and counties are giving
notice tbst they will see that the law is
rigldly enforced after this week, and the
possession OF ans will incur the penalty
of the law. Gime cannot be shipped
from the at, aud al the rests1ral ls
and cafes b t have stocks on ba1ds will
have % dispose Of the ssm3 before Feb
TuIrg /.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-29
SWANBROS
january
|. Clearance
Sale Of
WllllPP
Merchandise

a
Our aunu4l January Clearance sale
OF Winter Merchandise COW 10 full
progress. 1t Is the tins Of yer for
Inventory and making room for the
Spring Merchandise, which is already
crowding Us. So in order to clear out
winter goods quickly, we have reduced
the following to quick-sellipg prices;
Ladies tailor-made suits
Ladies' tailOr-made coats
MisseS'and children'S coats
Ladies' flannelette wrap
peTS
Ladies long outing kimo-
Fine silk-covered comforts
Fine white and red wool
blankets
Ladies' fine wool coat
sweaters
Ladies winter union suits
Ladies wool golf vests
All furS reduced to nearly
half
Ladies' white wooden I'M
derWear
Fancy dress goods
Ladies' outing gowns
O-O--O
And the following Meas Furnishings
at greatly reduced prices
Manhattan colored shirts
Mems winter underwear
Mems Suependers
Sweet Orr & Co.'S cordu-
roy pants
| Mems fancy waistcOats
Mems heavy balbriggan
hose
MEMS fancy handkerchiefs
| Mems four-in-hand ties
Mems outing pajamas