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erSleS TO us Z
cover some
m e t h cd by
which this dust can be
prevented from being a
serious menace to the
miners. Experiments in
wetting it have been go
ing on for some time,
but nothing of a very
definite nature has as
yet been learned, unless
it is the fact that the
coal dust does not ignite
when there is a great
amount of moisture in it.
Every effort is being
made at the station to
come as close to the
conditions in a mine as
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Woman
Can
Not
Reason
By DIR. EDGAR HOFFMAN.
German Scientist.

bring only per average woman
cenwhch looks bad for the ngsuerng suragetes
than usually intellect they
plying either knowledge but simply making
machinery intuition And when enduring
consistent intellectually it be asserted positively that
axua without the ordinary attributes of love that characterize
ordinarily constituted
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explosions took the lives of 700 men,
one of them-at the Monongah mine
in West Notwithstanding the greatest
mining disaster in the history of this
country. There were $50 victims.
During 1908. there were but two acct
dents in which the loss of life was
very heavy; one in January at the
Hanna mine, in Wyoming, with loss
of 70 men; the other, November 2S,
at the Mariana mine in Pennsylvania,
which resulted in 154 deaths.
Already at the experiment station
two discoveries have been made
which will tend to decrease the num-
Der of deaths in the mines. 1t has
been demonstrated that a number of
the so-called safety" explosives are
anything. but safe, in fact the state
ment is made that with the present
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explosives used in mining, the miner takes his
life in his hand every time he touches off fuse.
1t is the purpose of the government to continue
these experiments until the explosives of the
country are standardized in such manner that
the miner will have definite idea what these ex
plosves will do.
After the government has gone far enough in
its experiments, bulletin will be issued recon-
mending as permissible explosives such as stand
the test The facts learned concerning these ex
plosves will be called directly to the attention
of the state mining bureaus as well as the oper
ators.
Perhaps the most important and far-reachng
experiments SO far at the station are those In
which it has been definitely shown that coal dust
is an explosive equally dangerous as the dead
ly fire damp. This has been mooted question
among mining engineers and miners alike, both
insisting that it is impossible to explode coal dust
unless there is gas present. That the coal dust
will explode in the mine where there is no gas
has been repeatedly shown to several hundred
operators and miners at the testing station The
experts at the station are now bending their en-
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todos los ramos ADMINISTRATORS. To
das las legaciones seran suprlmidas a
exception de la de Washington, Pa
rfs, la Santa Sede y Lima, las que en-
10 sucesivo solamente contaran con
un solo secretario. Ell presupuesto de
gobierno tambien fue reducido 10
mas precise, incluyendo la armada
Y los ministerios. Todos los partidos
politicos apoyan a Holgufn. Reina
tranquilidad en- toda la naclon.
Argentina
Un considerable numero de poiltl-
cos inicio una campaha en- favor Gle
la candidatura del doctor Guiliermo
Udaonda, ,leaderdelpartido republica
no y ex-gobernador de Buenos Aires.
Esta actitud Sc debe al falleclmien
to de don Emilio Mitre, ultlmo lea
der del los rcpubllcanos.
FL doctor Udaonda pdblc6 una
carta atacando la actual polltlcadei
goberno.
Ell partido radical celebrara una
Convention el mes entrante para re-
solver la actitud que tomaran en-
as proximaS elecciones.
Haiti
En- Haiti, sitio dcnominado Pld1
ne, tuvo lugar iltimamente un cho-
que de trenes.e .en uno de los cua.es
iba ell Presidcnte de aqueila Repu
| blica, su hija Cciestina,cl Ministro
Canal V I'm numeroso sdquito.
En- esta collision fue tan fuerte la
sacudida que casi todos los carros
quedaron destrozados. Hubo s muer
tos y Is heridos, todos soidados
del regimiento la. Gle Los Cayos. Ell
Presidente y SUI hija salieron llesos.
Uruguay
Para favorecer la colonization de
esta Repdblica, el gobierno ha so
metido la Asamblea general un pro
yecto de ley con un extenso mensa-
je aclaratorio.
Sc propone en- dicho proyecto EN-
piear parte del superapit obtenido
de los presupuestos de 1907 al 8 a la
adquisicion de tierras para destinar-
las a la colonization, facultando al
poder Executive para realizar opera
clones hipotccarias de crtdito gene
raj con la garantia de las tierras adj
quiridas . de las Quotas q. deban ser
ahonadas por los coionos adquiren
ties. Los fondos que Sc obtengan por
esas opcraciones Sc apiicaran al pago
del precio de compra Y i la adquisi-
I ci6n de nuevas tierras destinadas a
los mismos fines.
Las cuotas que entreguen los CO.
lonos en- pago de las parceias que ad-
quieran, dcSpucs de cubiertos sus
compromises podran ser destinados
a Ia compra de tierras para ser colo
nizadas.
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Sastreria Italiana.

Un acreditddo establecimiento de
scstreria y objetos para caballeros,
luce sus elegantes exhibiciones en- la
calle de San Francisco numero SIS de
esta ciudad. Ell Sr. Miguel Sauino
confecciona toda clase de- prendas
de vestir y desde el mas elegante
Track hasta la sencilla chaqueta de
drill, Sc puede ordenar en- la exprcsa
da casa. Paraguas genoveses de la
mejor calidad, corbatas, tran
tes, pafuelos, cinturones y de-
mas objetos los hay ALI a pre-
clos convcnientes. TRACES hechos
Sc hallan tambien en- la sastreria
italiana y desde SS 4 $50 de todos
colores y modelos. Surtido de telas
de novedad se"renueva en- todos los
vapores. Prontitud, baratura y exac
titud es el lena de la casa.
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BANco TERRITORIAL Y AGRiCOLA
nE PU ERTO-RiCO.
Capital sutoIizado 81 100000. Capital res
izsdo s3l5. .5329S u. S. C
op.rseion.; que fealizs:


Prtsismos Con rsrantias persona!es.
ccn cnlatersirs. con hipotcrs, 4 corto
= largo rislo sobre fincss riisticas.
DtSeuentos DE rtros pagarts. obli-
racione, rouerriaics corto plszo.
Gmos; :, bFe Espaia. New York. rsfn.
Gondrrs HaaibuFso
Guos POT Cable. SObse New York v
Maiid
cuenrs7 Coui.n;e5: Con inte-s. de ? ..
~, sn,.si Gi-Trsnibie> / Ia vista nor cheques
Ir9osic,ouss 4 rlazp iiIo. Con interes
70 5 o. anuai ss.5'., Iis-npp
Secc,61 &c shorros: i9.rosir'nne. .ohr.
Iibretas de>,.- - cts al coz intsrese-
o. 4 =. .lUal
CCbr3afa. Por rusnts scena ron cnrn;-
"n nsiniu ie cObrO san cOmIsion par.
- crrr5-rrt -
Dev6sao5 De elective v valore.
CanaIO &c raonedAs: De- todos los pai-
ys7:a &c ctdulas hipotecarias Ia m.Ior
Irvsr~ieg er Puerto Rico. interhs 8 p c.
q --lsi~-s TOR cupon>s senestrsies
gtutz &. iincas: nando taciIidsdes para
- ra-o. IN ms iurisdicciOnes de AdiEnias.
aetis< Ruruas. AIbonito. Arecibo. BARGE
.-re'a. Esnc. Ceyev. CIales. Cornzsl. G,ls-s
,r-ts. E.-=D<. Czyey. Gales. Coross.
fsEavsrns. Iiaiiilo. Jusna Dis1. Loi,a- Mana
e. Narisa1 N.tsnIito. Psti.ias. Rio Grande.
f..asio. Nz.iuoos Iauco-
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J. H. INCE
ACTING COMMISSIONER
OF THE INTERIOR.
T n TNrI
Trajes bordados.

Ell PARIS BAZAR acaba de le
cibir un gran surtido de trsjes bor
dados para Sras. Los hay a SIS y q
S6 unos lindisimos y con chaqueta
larga toda bordada a $40 uno. Els Ia
Ultima palabra de Ia moda. Los hay
b'ancos y de- todos colores.
Tambien han-ecibido un explendi
dc surtido de abanicos de Sandalo y
de abanicos japoneses
Sombreros y hormas desde IS cen
tavos en- adelante.
En- mofos y bucles para peinado
de Sra,. hay un gran surtido que Sc
detalla a S1.0O los moilos y a so cen
tavos los bucles. En- cinturones, pei
netas, horquillas adornadas, enca-
jes, puntos y toda clase de adornos
para trajes, hay siempre surtido cons
tante.
Ell PARIS BAZAR recibe sema-
nalmente las Iltimas novcdades.
Fortaleza q Pedro Giustv
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Fraacia.

Efaac,a
Julio %.
II exdiputado NJ. Charles Bo,
encontrando esta tarde Ell uno de
los patios del senada i NJ. Caliiaux
ministro de hacienda, Sc abaianzo
sabre tl, abofeteandoie por dos We
ces.
FL primer movimiento de NJ. Cal
llaux fue el de levantar su baston,
con el proposito de pegar a su ad-
versario; pero, repritnl6ndose, SC
limit6 4 decirle dcsdenosamcnte::
"Abofetaeado por ustcd, no hay
que tomario en- cucnta";; y prosi-
gui6 su camino.
He aquf las causas de este Incl
dente:
Durante la discussion en- la CANA
ra del proyecto de convenio con
las mensaj jerias maritlmas, NJ. Cal
iliaux hubo de maniiestrar, scgnn
parece. que NJ. Charles Bos repre-
sentaba los intcresas dc una socic-
dad que buscaba q iracaso de dicho
convenio.
Gel exdiputado cscribio inmcdia-
tamente al ministro dc hacienda in
timandoie 4 que rcctiticara publ
camente semeiantc alegaclon, con-
siderandoia falsa ci interesado.
Pero en- vista de los terminus ina
ceptables en- que cstaha rcdacta
da la carta de NJ. Charles Bos, NJ.
Caiiiaux Sc nego rotundamentc Ii
darie satisfaction.
Esta negativa dio origen i la agre;
sion de que fuG objeto el minis
tro de Hacienda.
Gran Brstana
Aumenta en- Londrcs la agltaclon
entire los mineros del Durham Y
de! condado de York, por nesarsc
paSivancnte las companies Il cum
phr el bill dc las ocho horas q"
trahajo. que comcnz6 il regir cl 10.
de jU.io. La federation general Gc
mlnero, tic IA Graa i.etala. que
repre- enta i 1000 ..:.los. anun-
cia que si pcrsi.tca as companies
en- su actitG,l cgoi>ta { iicgd. pro-
ciamari Ia huci- nrr'a de todos
los mincroS de, Il q l,rio.
Mo!aauican dc Va IL. caaaii
r,,,a :, .,,,, y,,.,,,,,.s.. H. 49,, ,..,,,.,t -
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/ Fl suceso De Yabucca.
Las dilisencias en- manos del
fiscal,

Ha 7eg7esado de la isla el segundo
jefe de Ia policia insular Sr Names
Ha estado 4 dias recorriendo Ia CO.
marca del Este de la isla y con ell fis-
cal de Humacao y policia de aque-
Hos puestos ha practicable toda ella
Sc &c investigaciones para esclarecer
el suceso de que informamos opor-
tunamente y de resultas del que ha
perdido un brazo Ia scnora Ramos
de Davila.
Ell rumor publico senalaba allf CO.
mo autores del hecho a dos policias
insulares que prestaban servicio en-
Ia carretera, Ell Sr. Davila la seno-
ra segun informes, no han podido Sc
halar precisamente a los autores
pues con la oscuridad della noche no
pudieron verlos'
Ell suceso Sc informa ocurrio como
sigue:
Ell Sr. Davila regresaba para Yabu
Goa en- su calesa. En- momentos de
pasar por el lugar en- que ocurri6 el
hecho, Sc apagaron los faroles del
coche. Dos hombres-se dice que e.
ran dos policias de sevicio en- la ca
rretera-diron el alto al coche. Ell
Sr. Davila suponiendo Sc trataba de
gente q iba a asaltarles 6 a detener
los, hizo fuego al aire con un revol-
yer y aranco los caballos. Los hom
bres de la carretera hicieron fuego
entonces sobre ell coche q iba va a
algunos metros de distancia y una
ba la hirio q la senora.
La investigation esta en- manos
del fiscal della expresada Corte de Hu
macaO
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Sc yende en- Bayamon.


Una casa moderna con bajos de ma
terial y altos de MADEIRA, situada en-
el punto mas concurrido y mejor;pa
ra toda clase, de negocios; da a la ca
rretera, cerca de Ia estaci6n del F.
c., Immediate q la .estacion de la l..
F. del o. a Ia fabrica P. R. A. T. Co.
y al teatro; tiene toda clase de como
didades sanitarias, luz electrica Y
aqua. Renta m(nima setenta do
liars al mes.
Un amplio solar frente a la fabri
ca P. R. A. T. Co., insuperable para
construir una casa de negocios.
I'm ajuar complete de casa.
Dirigirse al DR.. Guijarro.
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DepaItnent.of The interior
Of Porto Rico.
Division Of Public Buildings.
San Juan, Porto Rico,
July 18th, 1909.
ADVERTISEMENT.

SEALED PROPOSALS for the
furnishing Of all labor and ma
terials necessary for the cons
truction of concrete school build
ing at YAUCO, Porto Rico, will
be received at this Office until 10
A. NJ, August 9th, 1909, and then
publicly opened.
All necessary information, blank
forms Of proposals and instructions
to bidders will be furnished on
application to this Office.
Contractors wishing to take CO.
pies Of the. plans and speci6ca-
tions may do SO by leaving a deposit
of S25. 90 for their safe return
Plans and specifications may also
be seen at the Office Of the School
Board, Yauco.
The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids; also to award the
contract upon other considerations
than that Of price alone.
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La CATHEDRAL De TOLEDO.
|NEORAhC|ON MUND|Al.,

albergle y carecen de where's.
Trenes de socorro han sido envia-
dos a los IugareS inundados.
hIemaula
Ha comenzado la vista de la causa
incoada contra el principe Eulen-
berg.
Este, despu6s de las generates de
la ley, declare que SUI estado de sa-
lud no lie permtia asistir a los de-
4 bates, 4 10 cual contesto ell fiscal
pidiendo la detencion Immediate
del procesado por simulacion dc
I enferm edad.
Despues de la detenci6n, el prin-
cipe fu6 some lido a un examen fa-
cuitativo, durante Ell cual sufIit
un violento ataque cardiaco, decla-
rando los mtdicos que era impo-
sibie someter Il un interrogatorlo
al proccsado.
En- vista de ese dictamen la Sa-
la acordo aplazar ell julclo "slne die
Italia.
lIn Ia session ceiebrada hoy en- la
Cimara de Diputados hubo un gran
! tumuito. Cuando Sc mantenia un a.
nimado debate Sc manteniia un ami
mado debate, el diputado Sr. Cola
janni pronuncio, con voz eXtentorea
csta Erase:
Sc ha condcnado j Nasi por pc
quenas faltaS, Y deb ian tamblen ser
procesados. ios diputados, los senado
res V cl ministro autor de las conven
clones maritlmas.
La Erase produjo un enorme escan
! dalo. Fl ministro dc Corrcos, Sr. s.
chanza, Sc dirigio al Sr. Co.ajanni y
lc agredi0:
In las tribunas Sc promovlo una
gran griteria, ,viendose obiigado eipre
sldcnte i levantar la session. ante Ia
imposibildai dc dominar el tumu
to.
'uSlT!a knnefa
Sc ha sucilado ci principe STAINS
lar I.ab.oronsky, dcscendiente de u
Ia ctiebra ianilla po'aca.
Este aristocrata disipo en- extra
vagantes avcnturas una lnmens;
fortuna.
llacia Va mucho tempo que vlvfa
enfcrno y vigl.ado muy cstrecha
nlentc.
Aver aprovcchando I'm descuidC
de su cnicrmero, puso fin a su vida.
Fl de<graciado principe tcnia Sc
senta Y tres amos.
colombia
FL deslgnad" l!o'guin para Ia pre-
sideneia lie Ia rcpdbica ha prlnclpia-
Il > .'-.-- .-r,in,les ccnupus':,~ cn
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Majica e. e.ilusiones

Enviense so centavos (moneda
americana) para obtener ell cataiogo
de magica, rompecabezas e ilusiones
Todas las suerteS son nuevas.
Bamberg Magic 4 Novelty Co.
9ll3 Bway. New York \. Y.
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Entonces usted no ha usado el An.
ti-Corpu que es un remedio inofensiyo
y Sc garartiza que reduce la gordura
, Ell no da resultado Sc devolvera ell
dineTo.
Una botella de $500 le dara trein.
ia dias, con 10 cual le hastara. FL
Anti Ccrpu no es una droga que NAL
trata el es:6msgo nj una medicina de
patente. Esta hecha absolutamente
de substanc;ss vegetables y es inofensi-
va. Esta hecha en- forma de polvo =
es agradahle y facil para tomarre.
Esta recomendada por los medicos
cientlficos dc Estados Unidos Co
mo el unico remedio contra la gor-
dura. Ell Anti.Corpu roduce el cuello
doble, las caderas gruesas y las me-
jillas abultadas. Da buen aspecto al
semblante y quita todas las arrugas
de Ia piel.
las persooas gordas que enAaque-
cen con el Anti-Corpu no vuelven q
engondar.
Esta medicina Sc vende bajo sAran.
tia, es enteramente inofensiva Sc
garantiza que reduce Ia gordura de
tres cinoo libras por semana En-
caso de que no surta efecto, devolve
remos ell dinero.
La botella cuesta $500. Pida esta
medicina al droguisti, pero no tome
cualquier otro remedio. Al recibir Ell
valor podemos mandarle el Anti.C Cor
pu por correo.
Gratis. lie envisremos una botella
de muestra al Iecibir diez centavos
para pagar el empaque y Ell porte
de correo. Ademas, le agradeceremos
que Sc sirva nencionar este peri6dico.
es!hsii: Chemical Co., 81, Vest l2S
81. New iork 0euariamsnts ~
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yENTA DE FINCA.

vsa1e por TO poderla atsnder su
Ssri.o- una msgnifica inca medic
e..frnr'ro DE- esia eiudsd oompuests
. isii rtIerda, mss q m-nos - de
'afa 50 c. cafs Y chinss. y el restc.
o. iai'zcO = frutOs rnenores- Casa
r. asa msquina ' aqua In
~.L-ts Al4E.zio 1S. Saa Gssnaa
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IMPORTANTE.

Para los jovenes que intenten es-
tudiar una carrera en- los Estados
Unidos y deseen tener informes So
bre Universidades y Colegios., pue-
den dirigirse al DR.. j. L. MONTAL-
NO.
81 W. 1O3 sd St. N,w York city
N. Y.
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Ii btBholss ! anieFicanos!!

Espaholes y Americanos,
Puerto-riquefios y Cubanos,
Franceses y Alemanes,.
Turcos y Chinos,
Japoneses y Tagalos,
TODOS, pero todos convienen en-
QUE
No hay mas que Tabonucol para
le catarro!
Tabonucol para la TIsIs, asma,
ronquera, tos.,
Venden al por mayor
SAN JUAN:-sres J. NJ. Blanco y
Co,
Don F. Guillermety.
PONCE D. T. Moscoso, Sres
F. Ruiz de Porras.
al detail las principales farmacias
del mundo.
Precio:-75 centavos.
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A las senoras

Desea colocarse para trabajos do.
mesticos, como costuras de ropa de
hombre, arreglo de ls ropa de la casa
, ohos o6cios analogos, una sonora
con buenas referencias Retribuci6n
m6dica.
Dirigirse. Gabriela E. P. O.
Boz 126.-Rfo Piedras
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MENDHAM.

Y. p. S. @. E. meeting in the chapel
at 6:45 o'clock. Topic Pilgrims Pro-
gress Series. V. At the Cross. Ref,
John 10: 1927, Luke %: 39-49. Leader
NJ ISIS Cornelia Riker.
During the heavy thunder shower on
Thursday evening lightning struck
the hay barrack of Michael Coghlan.
About twenty tons OF hay ournen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew PiersoA nave
a youn son.
Mrs. John VanNest, Mrs. David Ter
hume and Mrs. Nelson are counted on
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skelly have be sn enter
tanning Mrs. Skelly's sister, Mrs.
Drummond, of Summit.
Mrs. Levi Johnston is spending ts O
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry HUT
ing, of Brooklyn.
Miss Mamie Sutton has returned
from visit with Mr.. and Mrs. B. Is.
McDougal, of Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hughy and
Amasa Kaggen, Of MorriStoWn, we're
in town on Sunday.
Samuel Nesbitt has returned fran
All Souls hospital where he under
went an operation.
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COURT NEWS.

A verdict of $780, the principal of a
note given by Mrs. Palmira Lusardi
Ratti, of Madison, to Cesare Colombo,
of the same place, was given Wednes-
day without the jurors leaving their
seats. Mrs. Ratti was the only wit
ness for the plaintiff and Colombo
did not put in any defense. The note
was given April l, 1904, and Mrs Rstti
claimed Colombo paid her but $50, the
interest on the note.
A non-suit was granted in the case
brought by Susan Mooney, administra-
trix of her husbands estate, against
the Lackawanna railroad, to recover
damages for the death of Mr.. Mooney,
who was fatally injured by train a
year ago. Mooney was on the plat
form of a car when the train was
backed to couple on more cars. The
sudden jar threw him off the platform,
and he fell to the ground. In the fall
he struck his head, and died in Mem
orial hospital from conclusion of the
brain. 1t was testified to that Moon
ey was unable to get inside the Car in
time to avoid the accident. A nom
suit was asked for on the ground of
carelessness and contributory negli-
gence and was granted. Notice was
given that an appeal would be taken.
The question whether William Geek,
who brought an action in tort against
the Rockaway Rolling Mill 2 years agol
claiming $780, 900 damages for an injury
to one eye, can proceed with his case,
came up before Judge Parker Wednes-
day. Mr.. Lindabury, for the mill
owners, moved to have the case dis
missed on the ground that the service
os the summons had not been COM
pleted, as it was not filed with the
clerk of the court, but was held up by
Zeek's former attorney. James H..
Bolitho, for Mr.. Geek, argued that the
rule for non-suit should have been en-
tered when defendant received notice
that it had not been filed, as he had
knowledge of the suit, having been
served with the summons. Judge
Parker said that as the point was a
unique one it should be referred to the
Supreme Court and will be argued at
at its next term.
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| On Saturday the patrolmen Of the
police department donned their grey
helmets for The summer.
The senior, intermediate and junior
departments of the Young Mems
Christian association are organizing
base ball teams.
The intermediate department OF the
| Young Mems Christian association
will hold social in the association
building next Wednesday evening.
The New Jersey Society Of the Sons
of the Revolution will hold their an
nual meeting and banquet in the La
| fayette building OF WaShington's head
quarters, tomorrow.
| Mamie Berry, colored, was accused
by Barbara Platt, also colored, OF us
| ing abusive language Monday even
| ing. Justice Howard taxed Mamie 81
and costs for being so talkative.
The annual competitive examina-
tions for free scholarships in the New
Jersey State college Rutgers college
will be held in the Court house, Nor
ristown, on Friday and Saturday,
June 4th and 5th.
An Italian peddlar from Newark
was gathered in on Monday by the po-
| lice for selling bananas without the
formality Of calling upon Town Clerk
Toms and taking out a license. He
was fined 81 and costs.
B. Deane Brink will attend the con-
ference on Boys work to be held at
Asbury Park on Thursday. Mr.. Brink
| is member of the committee on pro-
gram for the state Y. M. @. A. confer
ence on boys work to be held at Salem
| in October.
Two New York Italians invaded
Morristown on Monday with a hand
organ and monkey and they were ar
rested under the iterinant musician
act. Justice Howard gave them fif-
teen minutes to leave town as they
were without money.
Commissioner James S. Adams was
the only member of the board of ex
else to put in an appearance at the
regular monthly meeting Wednesday
evening. He adjourned the meeting
until the following night when renew
ais of licenses were granted for the
Mansion house, Piper's hotel and Jacob
III. WulIerS.
Mr.. Bob," the play presented re-
Gently by the Senior class of the High
school was repeated Friday evening in
the Sunday school room of the Metho-
dist church. The presentation of the
play quite eclipsed the first appear
ance. Albert Holland appeared as
jenkins, the butler, otherwise the
cast as before appeared. Udall's or
chestra rendered selections between
the acts.
Mrs. Emma Jane Williams, widow
of5RobeTu w. Williams, celebrated on
Thursday the eighty-second anniver-
sary of her birth at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Isaac VanNeis, of Morris
streee. Among the guests present at
q reception in her honor was a great
grandson, Lewis Williams, OF Bloom
field. Mrs. Williams YVES born near
Newark but has resided in Morris
county since her childhood.