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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13

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ndh amlIihem 9eridt jest 26,S55
qerTonen bsi6dFtigt INN anBsrosm az
6er qanamabahn 607S nno i'm Sapn
commiFariat 7S6. SIN 9lpril nuroen
100 Arbsitsr Don Der Smell SarDonoT
impOrtirt aR1 ON Canadian angettslt
Der foaen. Banana 8eleioigungs
brocsB qs9en bic 6srdasss6er Der ~Sn
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osn. in @erbinDuns nit Stanoalona
iduloiauneen in Der Iesten 9rdfloeHt
idafiscampugns. nuros i'm 8unoessss
ridt Al SnbidndpOIig BIZ sum II. Dc
tobsr b. 5. psrtagt. Ddmit bic &eeies
runa 9elesenhsit bdtte. 5rant 9itn=
cod (odmals @~orlibenber 0es republic
cauiiden RationaiausiduNes neblt
Decentralization aus BEN 5iudn8bn=
rsau BON s. g. Morsan uno gepine
Baf6inqtoner 8egierungsbeamten lls
3euaen p%5r5ufuhren. Der AIdIer ers
fl6rte, baB ben Mnse.laeten Direct Ders
breaeril9s Mbiihten Hadgepieisn
peroen minen. Die betreHenoeH
3eltunasberduseeber pl1ben b1teNat'
lid bDn elmer 0ranoiura I'm 8Triei
Columbia oes criminenen 2ibelS
angetldst, neil re in ibren 8tatterF
bic 9ebauptuns aufeeIteat battsn. baF
bei Dem Nnfauf pes gandmacanals
ieiteAs Der Ser. Staten rieiige Sou.
nereien ~beeangeH fpor6en feieR. @prs
ldufig banoe!t 6 fih 0arum, ob BIZ
9etIosten nah @aIbinstoH gebrafh
unO bort proceHirt iperben To1en oSes
niht.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
Sine agitation it patrusbmbar.

gfne agitation III mdgtneDh1bar,
aid in oieism Qanos
Gin bic Nlterspeniion cine
gimSermlk 3ufibren. nahDem
Fir Sit gnglano oamit be-
e%infhbrune gonnen bat. Mtan
ser gldubt. oaB, mas oies
1iltersyeniisH. fem moglin. fir uns
sbsnfaas ourhfiibrz
Bar lit. Specieu luiro odrauf bins
gepisisn, baB bic grunolaas fir bic
fes Sniism Ser@erIorsuRg Fton ldneit
Ourb Die arlt3spsHFonsn acleat pors
BEN 1T. mir ~8Iaubsn isl5it. Farsibt Elm
@edfslblati. oeB oisier ginri6tune
audi bsi uns feline uniiberpinoli6sn
6iR6erriFe int Weee ldasn, aber mas
am meiiten 81 hefiirttsn uno taum gu
psrbinoern mare. if bic fntisBlihe De-
magogie. bic nit 9snFonen sfries
ben iperben paroe. Sine Yartei
ipiros bic anoete in BeuIionen gu
ibertreifsn iuhsn. i'm Stimmgebsr
81 aeipiuuea uu0 oas Gnoe mare cine
gsrarmung bes 9aHoes. So LANCE
seine nirilame 9%orbenguns geaen iols
DE Gemagogis gefunotn poroen lit.
mare es duBsrF ssidbrlid. Fd uuf
Elm foldts Experiment sinsulaFsn.
Die 3iffsrn fir bic anidbrlid in
BEN Der. Staaten iih
Die erQebeuoen 9ranos
sronSpsrlalts psrlnfi Hno eOloHaIt.
IN SEN Gs 6strdat nsnnah
rer. Staten. Der our6ihnittlihe
9srluii fir bic ieBtea
flint Sabre ii6er cine gisrIeI Mliaiar
ee. 269 Miaioneu collars ssuau, unO
Wertbe I'm 8eirags bon $4,000 ine
md6reno nieier flint Sabre Ia slih
in Eeuh uuo 6eusr aufgesangen. Su
oitIss ieurias 2uitrum FieIen aaers
oinas Sic Rieisnbrdnbs in San 6rors
cisco une 9oIsimors. nelde Obns
SnsiIeI neu 0nrnihRiti hsosuteno srs
h6ht haben. absr suh fir ods IauFsns
ee Sahr eesragen bic eurh 5euer perz
uriahstn 8sriuHe ihOn So Nailionsu
Dollars fir bic trisn brei Ilcnots. ais
70 a~nndbsrno Die 60be hsr Gurt
ih%niltssiffsr far bic porausessdnses
nsn flint Sahyt. ablOllt urganfiia
eyidsini eieie Sia.iifit i'm @sysIsihs
init Der cnosrer Cancer una unter 9srs
t6eliana oey 9ronbit6oen auF Die
gspfsa6i Der 9sooltsrunl. TtnR Do
Md niiros in ben Ger. @inaisH ner
i56gli6 aaf otu aopf iaatHss @sylaf
infolae @rdnoihnesRS 0 seen bis
oytibla Nal 70 greg fem ala IN anot'
ren e%ipilifritn Qanasrn. Eu iprih
W6raliAe ameritaHiihs QsihtiiER oarIs
t. in srcbsm Rabe far oisis aufiallsns
cs griheiagns bic Grillrans ssbsn-
Sin crates @ort str Warnnna nes
lfissy MIR 81 itbl
Gin btrstsiss III. srssht
seas,tsnsusr, rou sintns eeirlitgn
ties trsrt Miiarheiisr Der -Gcs
rlsToHisag 3sbitp.
or fIkTt Giaae User osn G9aratsss
ssr StIat. BE metilsn 1ni iatacii
iSsa @ahMsn snr anfilbrurs sssaas
cen. Rsri unr litBta re II dFhsiii1 eg
einE&i a1ts a. naHi1su assie
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13

1as 8nabssForHdmt mirs nis in
eiHsm ieinsr neueFsH
Sannspflans gircuIare mitestheilt
5Hnes : erperi. niro, in n0dIer 3eit
mente. an Der 4afifiefifte
intereTan.e 8aums
p~flaH8rHss : GrpgrimeHte p~orne5men.
IS leaeH bort cine 4nsobl Der nidii=
gsreR 0itlinsn 6art6olsarteH eingez
fihrt neroen. unb nan DiTb Id0n in
oieiem Sabre in California mi Der
4npflaH8uns pon aaitanian, 6isorp.
8aBpooo. @othsihs Hno Set Geltsn
40ppeI eeer BEN 1ulpenboam beqinz
neH. alsiae 5I1hsn Bel Ben 6iiitsn
Der NoloauHsber auf ben ~nationalen
HdiorsitrodtiDnen ionen nit oieien
8aumen bepflan5t peroen, UNI meun
oiefe aHihlaaen. Damn per0en qroz
bere pflaHSnHssn auf epmmsrcieaer
Bats folgeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13

nal in ROrbnefen bes Qanoes srfoIgz
reid. Sur Set eibl e in osr pro-
ping Sasiatheipan bersits gauge groBs
2oHoItride. melAe fat aAsIhIisBlin
bon Geutiden bsIisbeIt Fno.@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
sssr srfrsuIi6 iIinst bic wslOuug

Sehr erfrsulih flinot be MeIsane,
bar Der 9unossresiez
Die snm, ruaq non 755 W1il=
Se~sIanScreien LINEN aeres 2uno
SdrnmvFen perblei6en, aber Der
sniammen. srtlGrenbe 3ulab
pirft ettpas srniid=
ternn. Bon bieiem Freien 1an0e emit
f0nen aIein Rub 401 Dlilionen duf
Mlasta unD peitere 200 Miaipnsn auf
bic Gtaaien glepGoa, MuHtaHa. ariz
sona unb geuzNlericp. Sumpflano.
5u ipsl6em oun befdnbig iibers
Ihpemmtss Qdno eere1net fpirb. sibt
e runo IS WiIi0uen Mrres, pobon
elm GROCER 5heil onf 5ioriod uno
9ouifand entfdlt. Den 9eIt entbdlt
oas mebr obsr losnig CUTE uno CUR Bee
iieoelung sssignste QonO. obipobl audi
odpon nod Elm betrdhtlidsr Theil
0eolan0 in 4b3ug sebradt nsrosn
muB, 0as iid iibsr cine 9roBs An8dbl
BON Sidaten bertbeilE. @enou qenoms
men, 1T Uncle Sam alio nidt 10 lamb
reid, pis e auf BEN srften Bid Tneiz
neH mohte. Die GiTenba6ngeTsuf 6a
ten unS @roBr0rporationen baben sroz
Bentbeils ben unermeblih eroBsnganp=
beliB olmdblig ergattert.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13

SIN Staats aanias 1T es in GU
tuRft Elm 8erbre1en,
KanTas ipsnn Semono isinen
Ser Durit aus feiRer eli
,tredenits" senen Mbisteps5 laz
staat. Ihs itint. Die ber=
flpHene Qeeislotur
bat ais Grgdn5ung 81 Dem b%eTtebenoen
4robibitionsgsIebe cine neue Dur1=
Observation-Disclosures pdfirt. pelhe
ipobl bic fhGrFIte i5rer grt unb Iosbsn
in 9raft eetreten lit. Der 3pst III,
BEN pielFa6en uebertretungen oss Bro
bibitionsgeIesss in aanius einsn aie=
gel pOr3uffieben. 9is Dor einem oner
3ipsi Sabren purbsn in 5opeta, esa=
oenport6, @iditd, ganfas @itb,
uno dnbereng tGDten ees 6taa=
tes S6antpirtblhaFtsn often bsirieben
lntsr sinem Spitsm Der Gntridtung
BON Sirafseloern an bic Sta0teahe.
Oisis sOcale iinb jest fdmmtIi9
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13

SIN 0oroen Der peitconabif6en
gropin3 Sastatnepan iDiithet Elm
Iur6tbarer @alobr0no, Der bun6erie
Don Qudorotmeiien beiten 6~olslan0esi
81 %peripIIten orobt. Der 8ran6oiHrict,
in Dem fi9 in ben lebtsn Sa1lbren pors
ipiesen6 ginnanberer aus ben Ser.
Stdaten nie0ergelaHen bdben, erItredf,
ii6 100 Mleilen meit bonn @roofeo 8is
Der bis CUR 6uofon Ban SunrtioH. sis
jeBt limb teine 8erluite an MenfbenIe=
ben eemelDst noroen, bod befurhtet
man, DAB pisle Der Jarmer. III
biinn ~beIisosItsn Gsaenoen. fern DoH
Der @iienbdbn auidFig paren, i&
niht gu retten permonten. Der angel
rihtete gigeHtbumsf90oeH piro be-
reits auf iibsr cine Milion eeIhdbt Il.
pdhit beitdnSig.
Qu6 in mebreren Sbeilen Der conas
oii6en BropiH3 Ontario niitben
@~alobrdnse uno BADEN bereits beoeu=
tenoen S6aoen angerintet. 3dblrei6e
DDrfer fino beorobt. SIN golo Stream
SbaIs III bel p~ertbpoles 8aubols bers
branni. uno anoere @orrGtbe lino in
GROCER Gefdbr, BON ben 5laNmen srs
griffen su merOen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13

Die bon Der Rational Chit Seoes
ratior Sneds 9eileguRg oss Streits
Der See!ente siHberufene gonferen3 III
relultatlps psrlanfen. 0a neoer BEL
9srbuno oer Rbe0er nod bic 6trsiter
in irgen0 einem 9unete rangeben
lpoaten. Dos Gomite bat Sesbalb 0fs
fentlia ertidrt, naB BEL Der gsgeHpdrA
tigen 6dltung Der 3beoer ale peites.
rem @erinhe sur Sritoensiiituns ousz
IidtslOs iein miiToea. $4,000 Seuts
iino am Streit, BON bem Der 8ertebr
auf ben GroBen Seen fdper ~betroffel1
pir0. Der Streis eritrsdt fin uitt
auf Die Shouerleuts unD DodarbeiteS,
ionOsrn nur bic MaIdinitsu. 6ei3erE
4o9e un0 Gesleuts, bpd perosa allsl
BON benz NusitaRo bstroffen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13

SIN 5eIieusebirae in Canada aingen
setpaItige 8egenifiirme nieoer. beionz
bers in Der @egeHo BON Fernie, g. 6.
Der eltFIuB ftiss 70 raid. 0aB piele
6duler, S6uIsn uno 9olsmiiblen
iiberfluthet nno risise Meneen grstz
terboI8 ia. gauge 8abms ioltsn 6Ols
see - pesscTtpemmt purosn. @1e
Strone in AootsnaD itshen bober als
ie suoor uHo bos @eleife Der Ganooi~
i6en poeific=8a6n pur6e an pieIen
5teaen dusgeIdfpemmt.
Die oeutIGen Qnar6iiten na6msn
duf ibrer in 2eip3is dbesbdlteuen
Sahrssconfsrsns sinsn 8sIdluB an. Der
eriIdrt, naB Die 9ueshoriafeit an irz
ssno elmer Stride oosr relioi6Ien ST.
msinidaft ben grincipien Des anars
hismus supi0srlaufe, un6 ale 4nars
hifen aufforoert. aus Der airde. Der
lie etpa nod angsb6rsn, dussutreten.
gremitr Stolnpin ertldrie in elmer
in Der ruHildsn 0umd eebaItenen Re=
Dc sur @ertbsioisung Der Reaierunes=
porldse. tneIhs fih IN Der 6aupiIahe
NIT Notwithstanding beFaBt bah
Ter @snr, ais 5aupt oer ~ortho6oren
airne. ben lIsbetoauq p0m ortbo0orsu
gum nthishriFIiHen @lau6en nihs
ouIren Tonne. Nsnn fol1e gmenoes
msnts sinperlei6t psrosn fonien. pirs
Be bic WtabrsgsI retirt nerben. 9ts
usiteren ieBie Der 8remier Bic 8esies
bungen 3niftsn airhe uno Stact
anselnanoer. 81 rdumte Gin. oob ST.
Sighe It'd roller uRdb6dnaiassit IN
So6en oes glaubens uno nss 1pas
mas s~rfreasn i0ls. bsiidno abr aaF
eontrcns ourh rem Ssoat. pie
alan1enoe 8eae hestsnsts d6sr tauben
GAreu unb iano teintu geifaa. Der
nmHano, BAR osr premier qsrfon.r
iusnten @iou6sns unS Wohanms.
oeHtf IN cine GlaHt nit Seiesn psr
lssis, trreass grp5run1 uater esrtris
lisn nno Q%soersHiheR. 0on ssntn btsl,
5uotn ODER WlchammtSaner Tns. Hn
Der. pom Gumacomiss ssmifbsrssn
IorH fDrosrt Die 8orlass. sab Sss,r
sins pofti0t Rsiision bassr mub
uHs sersistsi ben asbsismus ponHSr.
Dig.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13

Die am /. SUM- erSffnete rNldstaz
gnton=q ocific" sNusitenung mar bisz
Der BON Der prd6tigiten Mittsruns be-
sinftigt uno Die iiberaus rese 9etbeiz
liguns ldBt ebenfals uicbts gu pi;n=
i9en ibrig.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-18
DISSATISFIED MEN BEAT
FACTORY SUPERINTENDENT.
Said That Dailey's Defiant Nam
ier Provoked Assault.
fspecial'to the Evening start

PERTH AMBOY, Feb. 1s.-Frank
Daley, superintendent of the Vulcan
Detinping Works IN Sewaren, is con-
fined to his home as the result of an
assault committed by employees of the
plant yesterday because he is said to
have told his men to get out if they
did not like their work.
A score or more of the $50 employees
seized hold of the superintendent and
were beating him when he was rescued
by other men in the plant.
The trouble was due to demands
made by employees of the concern.
They claimed they We're being treated
unfairly. demanded the reinstatement
of a dozen men who had been dis
charged and requested a conference
with New York officials of the firm
for a settlement of their grievances. Z
The superintendent told them thai he
would grant the first two requests, but
was unable to grant the last, as he
could not get the officials to-come to
the factory at present. When the men
insisted on the conference with officials
the superintendent is alleged to have
made his unlucky declaration that they
could quit If they desired.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-18
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the county
clerks office today:
: j. w. Clark, owner, with e. w. Hazazer,
contractor, electrical work. $3.50; Parker
Plumbing and Heating Company, %contrac-
tors, plumbing and heating work, 1000;
same premises
George j. Heller, owner, with Olof Sharin.
contractor, painting work, $500; Tracy and
Madison avenues. Same owner with O'Con-
nell & Hilser, contractors, plumbing work,
81, 100; same premises. Same owner with
George & Sons, contractors, heat
ing work, $685.; same premises. Same owner
with Frederick b. Coe, Ncontractor, electrical
work, $105; same premises.
Margaret Ehrlieb, owner, with O'Connell
& Hilser, contractors, plumbing and heating
work, $1,325; Baldwin and Madison avenues.
Same owner with James H. Collisy con-
tractor, painting work. s.S5; same premises.
Same owner with Frederick B. Coe, con-
tractor, electrical work, $50; same premises.
Same owner with James H. Coils, painting
work, s275; same premises. Same owner
with Frederick b. Coe, contractor, electrical
work, $7S, same PREMISE Same owner with
O'Connell & Hilser, contractors, plumbing
and heating work, 1914: same premises.
ley Company, contractor, plumbing and
heating work, $751;; Chapman place, irving
ton. Same owner with /. Cohen, contractor.
carpenter work. $3.50; same premises. Same
owner with George Haefeli, contractor,
work, $3.50; same premises.
Achil and Louise c. Bippart, owners. with
Joseph c. Schubert, contractor, mason work,
$3.50; South Tenth street and Madison ave-
nue.. Same owners with Trainer & Ellis,
contractors, carpenter work, $6,023; same
Same owners with Charles j.
Klein, contractor, steam heating work, $565;
same premises. Same wners with Jacob
Rau, 1r, contractor, plumbing work. s1,075;
premises.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-18
STEEL DROPS;
MARKET CLOSES
EASY AND DULL
Bears Buy to Cover Shorts and
Rallies of a Point Are
Fairly General.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.--Onlv laneuid
interest was shown in the stock mar
ket when the days trading began
Small fractional declines were the rule.
The Pressed Steel Car stocks fell IL
under the unfavorable influence Of the
poor earning reported for last year.
IL g. m.-Large blocks of United
States Steel were thrown on the mar
ket, which had a bad effect on the
general list. Other steel stocks also
showed acute weakness and there was
distinct pressure against the high
priced railroads. United States Steel
sold down to 81 and the preferred to
113b. Pressed Steel Car gave way 21s,
the preferred 2A, Central Railroad of
New Jersey 2. Bethlehem Steel III. the
preferred 1, Denver and Rio Grande
IL and Union Pacific, Texas and Pa
cifc, Louisville and Nashville, Mis-
souri, Pacific. Western Maryland,
American Hide and Leather preferred
and Twin City Rapid Transit l. Il an
irregular rally later American Cotton
Oil got a point I've last night.
Noon-The throwing over of United
States Steel in individual blocks up to
five and six thousand shares carried
the list downward, only a few stocks
showing any resistance. United States
Steel sold as low as sou, a decline of
IL from last night. The decline in
Pressed Steel Car reached az, Denver
and Rio Grande 2A, Union Pacific and
Atlantic Coast Line IA. Northern Pa
cific and Illinois Central IL, st. Paul
and Colorado Fuel 13s. and many others
a point or more The slight rally threw
the market into dullness. Bonds were
easy.
l p. m.-Protracted dullness was
broken by another brisk selling move
stocks fell sharply. Union Pacific lost
"a, Illinois Central and Minneapolis
and st. Louis 2h, st. Paul and Minne-
apolis, st. Paul and Sault Sainte Marie
preferred 2, the common III. Louisville
and Nashville and Kansas and Texas
IL. Erie first preferred III and Reading
rs. United States Steel preferred gave
way to 1121s, a loss of nearly 3 points,
and the common touched so.
2 p. m.-The weakness in the stock
market became more widespread.
Stocks which had shown some resist
ance earlier, notably the Copper stocks,
fell sharply, as did some stocks which
were recently advanced in a striking
manner. There was continuous selling
of large blocks of United States Steel,
which broke to 1885. Colorado and
Southern dropped Az, Louisville and
Nashville 8, Reading 2$. Erie first pre-
ferred IA, Rock Island preferred, Kan
sas City Southern and Westinghouse
Electric 2, Chesapeake and Ohio IA and
Southern Pacific, Northwestern and
New York Central IL.
8 p. m.-The market closed easy and
dull. The substantial profits IN the
short side resulting from the days fall
in prices formed an attraction for buy
ing by the bears to cover shorts. The
rallies thus caused ran to a point in
some instances. Ruying decreased or
the rallies, but selling was not pressed
urgently again.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-18
ASKS
$4,000 DAMAGES
FROM The P.S. c.
Miss Della Gilluley Says Car
Started While She Was
Getting Off.

Damages in $4,000 were demanded
from a jury In the Supreme Court Cir
cult before Judge Adams today by Miss
Della Gilluleya a domestic, in the trial
of her action against the Public Serv-
ice Railway Company for injuries she
received June 20 last, while trying to
alight from a trolley car at Main and
Grove streets, East Orange.
The plaintiff, who now lives in 1857
South Orange avenue. lived In South
Orange at the time, and was on her
way home.
Her story was that the car was an
one, and that as soon as she had
got on the running-board it started up
again and threw her on the street.
Il struck the pavement with the
back of my head" she testified, land
became unconscious. [ was taken to
the Orange Memorial Hospital and had
eight stitches taken in the back of my
head My head Is dizzy even now, and
1 am unable to work because I get so
dizzy"
John A. Bernhard is her counsel.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-18
THE RODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.-Butter-Firmer:
receipts 4.4s1. Creamery specials, s19a1h
Official. 80; extras, S0aS01s; third to first.
22q29.
Cheese-Firm, unchanged: receipts s43.
Esgs-Weak; receipts, 1913. State, Penn
sylvania and nearby fancy. selected, white,
"a; do. fair to choice, $685. brown and
mixed. fancy, 81; do, fair 10 choice, 30U31;
western first, 80: seconds, 29A.
Flour-Reeeipts. 27,o63, sales, 1000; unset
tied. with only a light trade. Winter
straights. 4.9045.15.
Wheat-Receipts. $500: sales, OO.eae.
Estimates for big Argentine shipments.
together with easy cables and liberal
northwest receipts causing a drop of y to
" in wheat prices this morning. May,
REeNsteady: No. 2 western. Ssla. +. o. b.
New York.
B~eef-Steady.
Pork-Steady.
LArd-Easy; western. 9.1OQ9.S0.
~Sugar-Raw, steady fair refining, S-11:
centrifugal, So test, 3.61: molasses sugar.
2.S6. Refined, easy; crushed, as; powdered,
A65; graduated, Ass.
Petroleum-Steady; refined, all ports,
Coffee-steady; No. 7 Rio. SGSK; No. 4
Santos, SIS, Molasses, steady; New Or
leans, 2Sa42.
Poultry-Alive. strong; western chickens.
10; fowls, Is: turkeys. Iad1S; dressed. firm;
western chickens. 12Q1ei fowls, 141z4i6.
turkeys. 16a23.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-18
MAY NOT CONFIRM
BROWNS APPOINTMENT.
Much Speculation Since StahI
Was Turned Down.
Especial to the Evening star.l


TRENTON, Feb. 1S.-There is a good
deal of speculation here today as to
whether the Senate is going to stand
by Governor Fort in his nomination of
Charles P. Brown, of Mercer county,
as a member of the board of directors
of the Home for Disabled Soldiers,
Sailors, Marines and Their Wives at
V%ineland, presented to the upper branch
of the Legislature yesterday, in place Of
Colonel Ernest c. Stahl, the ircum-
bent. There has been no criticism of
Colonel Stahrs work on the board, but
he was accused of having worked in
behalf of former Mayor Frank s.. Katz-
enbach, jr., of Trenton, who was the
Democratic gubernatorial nominee in
1907.
Colonel Stahl is a past department
commander of the Grand Army of the
Republic. and a newspaper man, having
been proprietor of the Stats Journal
for many years. He is the veteran in
point of service of the present board.
His daughter, Miss Rose Stahl, made
famous by her work in the title role
of "The Chorus Lady" is one of the
foremost actresses of the day.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-18
MAY MEAN NEW CONTROL
OF TRENTON TRACTION co.

TRENTON, Feb. 18.-That there NAV
be a change in the control of he ren-
ton Street Railway, through a transfer
of the bonds of the Interstate Railway
Company, is indicated by the
announcement that the American
Railways Company has submitted
to the holders of the Inter-
state railway 4 per cent. bonds, now in
default, q proposition to purchase their
holdings at so per cent of their par
value, giving in payment or exchange
therefor a Az per cent. convertible
bond of the American Railways Com
pany. One of the conditions of the
proposition Is that the Interstate Rail-
way bondholders shall not be purchas-
ers at the sale of the collateral secur-
ing these bonds.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-18
M LOADED WITH IDEAS,
THE MEN JUST LOADED"
Bishop Anderson's Contribution
to Suffragette Argument.

CHICAGO, Feb. 18.-Bishop Charles
p. Anderso- has added a unique con-
tribution to the arguments in favor of
oma suffrage. In an address last
night to a mems club he took up the
cudgels for the other sex.
When men have an afternoon off
they go to a ball game or a c%ircus,' he
said. when a woman has an after
noon to spend she goes to a meeting
of the Browning Club. The women
come home loaded with ideas; the men
come home simply loaded
The bishop went on to say that there
was as much reason why the women
should-eet together and refuse to allow
the men to vote as for the opposite con-
dition to exist.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-18
UNION COUNTY
EXCISE BOARD
ROASTED BY JURY
Elizabeth Brewers Are Accused
of Interfering in Saloon
Regulations.
Especial to the Evening star.l

ELIZABETH, Feb. 18.-Breweries and
nounced here today in the presentment
of the Union county grand jury to the
county court. 1t was charged that the
members of the board were incom-
petent. lax and their proceedings an
utter disgrace. Licenses were granted,
1t was said, without any investigation
and the qualifications of the applicants
ignored.
The presentment declares that the
breweries controlled the saloons of the
city and licenses were difficult to OBJ
tain without their backing. In fact,
h jury declared hat the brewers
practically controlled the actions of the
Excise Board.
The closing part of the presentment
was as follows:
There does not appear to be a single
of the board who has familiar
lied himself with its entire proceedings
or who is fully acquainted with its rules
Tor the carrying on of its work. AS a
body 1t seems to have no set forms for
the transaction of it's regular business,
and 1t seems to put its entire depend
ence, both as to the legal and moral
qualifications of license applicants, upon
the certifcation of its clerk and license
inspector, and while we have not found
sufficient evidence to show it has been
guilty of such malfeasance in office as
would justify indictment by this body,
we must severely condemn 1t for its
maladministration of the duties of its
important office and believe that most Of
its members are incapable and unfit for
the positions which they hold"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-18
DIR. BUFFERS SISTER
WEEDS IN PATERSON.
Becomes Bride of New York
LAWYER.

PATERSON, Feb. 17.-In the Church
Of the Redeemer yesterday Miss Mary
Murray Butler. daughter of Mrs. Henry
/. Butler. and sister of DR.. Nicholas
Murray Butler, president of Columbia
University, was married to Walter
Butler Mahoney, a New York lawyer.
Miss Butler was active in charitable
work in this city, a member Of the
Church of the Redeemer inc an ener-
getic worker in the Young Women's
Christian Association. Mr.. Mahoney Is
the son of Walter A. Mahoney, of Co
lumbus, Ohio. The couple will tour Ed-
rope. after which they will live in New
York.