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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-02

WASHBURN-on June 1. 1909, Eliza
beth, beloved wife of William e.
Washburn, No. 81 Hunterdon street.
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SPECIAL TDN-DAY OFFER.
Sc. Oo-Iinen suits made and material fur-
nished for five dollars. Fit and workmanship
hrst-class. This offer good for ten Gays oniy'
x. BELLER, 31 Broad st.
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Donald M, beloved and only child of
Milton A. and Elsie Porter, aged 1
month % days, Is Vanderpool street.
Observation-Disclosures into eternal
rest, on Monday, May 81, 1909, after
long illness, Marie A. Schumacher
(nee Sonn), widow of John L. Schan-
bacher, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral
services at her late home, 104 Sher-
mar avenue. on Wednesday, June 2,
1903, at 8 p. m. Interment on Thurs
day at convenience of family in Fair
mount Cemetery.
SCHRAFFT-At Chesterville, Tex, on
May 80, 1909, Rose NJ. VOTERS, for
merry of Newark, beloved wife Of
Robert Schrafft.
WASHBURN-On June 1, 1909. Eliza
beth, beloved wife of William E..
Washburn, No. 81 Hunterdon street.
YOUNG-At Millington. n. j.. on May
81, 1909, NJ. Evelyn, daughter of the
late Joseph c. and Harriet Young.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services at her
home, 1854 Broad street, Newark, N. j,
on Thursday. June 3. 1909. at . p. m.
Interment at Evergreen Cemetery.
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HELP WANTED.
FEMALE.

AN EXCELLENT opportunity for
woman who has O good complexiol
talk. to represent good establishm,
easy and profitable. Box 291, Newark
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pay you 10 Benu lN FNOof' &C
FRANK & EPSTEIN. secondhand and misht
clothing bought and sold. SO Mercer st.
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Jose Soldevila Costa
acusado de asesinato
en- primer grado.
Ell 9 de octubre dio muer-
te a su esposa con un
grueso madero.
LIamados los facnltativos Her.
nandez. Ferran y VillaroDga,
die sg dietanen declarando al
acusado ! oco peligreso.
(De nuestro corresponsal.) y


Noviembre lS.-El policia plaza
nimero 319 condujo al Hospital
llo de locos, a la Sra. Inocencia
Savatel. Su estado men tai no es bue
| no.
Aver como a las de Ia mahana
Sc formo el jurado en- la corte de dis
trito compuesto de 3 m6dicos Dres.
Hernandez, Ferran, y Vilaronga,
para que reconocieran el estado men
tai del acusado de asesinato en- pri
mer grado Jose Soldevila Costas,
q. con un gran madero dio muerteel
dfa 9 de octubre en- Penuelas, 4 su
esposa, cl jurado DIES pues de varla
horas do sus lnformes por escrlto a
la cortc dcclarando al acusado loco
pehgroso. Sera trasladado al mani
comic.
FL individuo Higinio Figueroa
salio de la carcel hoy despues de ha
Der cumplido s meses por hurto me
nor Y cl individuo Lucas Torres
acusado de violacion salio de la car
eel por haberlo declarado absuelto
la cortc de distrito. lngreso procc
dentc de Yauco en- sumaria Gregg
rio Qucsada y Cannelo Rodriguez
acusado del escalamiento Francisco
Pho Magnetic acusado de hurto ma
yor ingreso en- sumaria.
FL Hon fiscal Lcdo. Palacios Ro
driguez, ha formulado en- el dia de
hoy su acusaci6 n por incendio mali
cioso contra el ex bombero Dolores
Arismcndi. Este indiyitluo 10 dctuvo
la policia en- noches pasadas pegan
do fuego n la calle Victoria, en- la ca
sa de la Sra. Rosa Muhoz,. Tam
bien ha presentado acusacion el Hon
Fiscal contra Ulises Ramos, por el
dclito de hurto consistente en- ha
berle comprado efectos robados al
celebrc caco Manuel Mariety,el dia
IA del corriente Sc vera dicho julclo
pOr JuradO en- la cOrte de dlStrltO.
nado en- la Orte municipal a dos a
nos de crcel, por ell delito dc acome
timiento y aggression, y no fue confor
me dicho acusado con esa sentcncia
apclo 4 la corte de distrito, siendo
absuclto dcspues de celebrar cl Jul
clio en- ape laci6n, 10 defendio en- la
corte de di strito el Lido. Jaime SEX,
d quicn fclicitamos por csc nuevo
tnunfo.
Ell juicio contra Antonio Ventura
por el delito de impostura, fue trans
ferido para el dia IA del proximo
mes.
-Ha regresado de Espana dondc
fue a reponerse de su salud, el Sr. Ra
fael Ruiz propietaio del acreditado
hotel lnglaterra.
-Ha sido operada satisfactoria
mentc por cl doctor Garcia de la To
re, la Sra. Dha. Angela S. de Ruiz,
con feliz resultado.
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"Os fehcito y os ofrez-
, co. mis- servicios en-
| todo 10 que sea posi-
ble--dijo el goberna-
dor en- su discurso.
LA asociacion puede ser
tam blen de gran utilidad
para nuestros intereses
comerciales.,ma anifesto,
La reunion duro mas de una
hera J todos los concurrentes
faeron obsequiados per el Sc
ler Behn.
(Vease la edici6n de avery

(Vease la edici6n de ayer.)
do ell secretario Sr. Joannini. Dijo
10 siguiente:
1,Sr. Presidente y Senores:
- nombre de esta asociacion
The San Juan Stock & Produce
Exc>ange" que Sc abre hoy en- de
bida forma aparentemente bajo los
mas favorables auspicios me suena
muy bien. Eiio nidica por parte de
nuestros hombres de negocios una
lnlciativa bien meditada en- favor
de las industrias establecidas en-
Puerto Rico. Asociaciones de esta
clase constituyen IA maquinaria mo
derna sin la cual seria impossible ha
Ger Ell gran ntlmero de operaciones
comerciaies que Sc hacen en- la ac
tualidad.
clos negocios son s;mplemente
un sistenA de trafico, de cambio en-
tire los hombres. La base real de eIios
es Ia confianza. Estan cimentados
en- la confianza que tiene un hombre
en- ia palabra de otro. Hasta que pun
to es este cierto, podemos saberio pc
el hecho de que ell 952o de los nego
CLOS del mundo Sc hace a credito, 9
EN- otras palabras, mediante la con
fianza general en- la integridad de los
hombres.
para tener exito permanente la
honradez debe ser Ell principle fun
damentai Gle todo negocio, Con esta
base firme, solo Sc necesita para tie
ner exito, I'm trabajo perseverance e
inteiigente.
"Estoy SECURE de que esta organi
zaci6n, compuesta como esta de
hombres de negocios de la comuni
dad, serios y rectos, no pueden de
jar de ser del mayor beneficio para
las industrias puertorriquenas y de
avudarlas mejorar la caiidad de
sus produetos porque las personas
tuC Ia IOlllldil SOill lDlCIlttCIuI uIl tlltC
para conseguir Ell mayor bienestar
para n asociaci0n. asi como para la
comunidad en- general solamento
aqucilas empresas que havan sido
fundadas sobre bases economicas
sceuras deberian ser rccomendadas
a p'ii,lco para ia inversion de su d
nero, 10 mlsmo en- ci pals kue fuera
dnfl.
"Clco que una cotizac6n dc ac
clonca V yolores por una organiza
ci0n dc "Sta indoe eqlivaidria Il
u.a recommendation de elias por la
asoe;aeionl hasta ei punto de aseeu
rar =. pliblioo que desputs de una
irvcSt, "ari0n cuidadosa { impartial
las corporaciones que hayan emitilo
los Va e.es han resu tado de toda
roSpon-ahllflad financieramente y|
dn1giCias con toda correction. Guam
do q psll,iico sepa estoi como estoy
scguro dc que 10 sabr;i eI er6dito de
la asociaei6n sera tai que sus opera
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Anemia Y su curaci6n Segura y Radical
PlIdoras del Dr. lovett

La palidcz del rostro, de los iabios y
de todas las membranes mucosas, la
debilidad de la vollmtad, el enfria
mento dc las manos y los pics. la him
chazon de los ojos, de los pies y de las
piernas, el facil cansancio, lie debiIidad
general. la palpitacion del corazon, cl
abatimicnto del amino, Ia excitabildad
ncrviosa. Ia vejez premature, los dolo-
res de cabeza nerviosos Y de cspalda,
la falta de apetito, la tos, los escalofrios
y la melancolia, tales son los principal
les sintomas de Ia anemia, o sea po-
breza de la sangre y defciencia en- ella
de corptSculos rojos. La anema es
mas frecuentc en- las mujeres que Ell
los hombrcs, debdo las funciones que
4 elias cstan cncomendadas y a los de-
beres que tiencn que cumplir. La albu-
minuria, las afeccones pulmonares y
cardiacas, las hidropesias y otras enfcr-
mcdades graves, proccdentcomunmcntc
de la anemia.
Los anemicos deben vivir en- habita-
clones banadas por cl sol, alimentarsc
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con substancias nutritivas y asimi-
lablcs, hacer ejcrcicio al aire libre
tomar las
Pildoras del DR.. Lovett
que no conocen rival para neutralizar
los venenos de la sangre, afimentar el
cerebro, fortalecer todo el ORGANISING,
crcar misculos fuertes y hacer circular
por las artcrias sangre rica, roja pura,
con 10 que Sc cvitan muchas cnicrme-
dades y sc devuelvc .alos ojos su brillo,
su pirpura 4 los labios, su color rosado
i las mcjillas y su aspecto aterciope-
lado al CUTS
La profession medica convene una
nimcmente ell que las Pildoras del DR..
Lovett son infnitamcnte slperiorcs &
cualquicra otra medicina para Ia cura-
clon radical y pcrmanente dc la anc-
mia. honroso veredieto fundado en- Ia
infalibilidad de estas Pildoras para Ia
curacion de la cnfcrmedad menciona-
da, Y en- su virtud especialisima para
convertir 4 los anemicos en- seres que
rcboscn vida y salud.
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Popular en- Inca,

Ell estabIecimiento 4. eai,ado Y
pe'74meria favonto de .as oiamas de
la ciudad y de la isia, slgtle impor
tando los mejores prodletos de su
ramo y en- los dltimos yapores reci
bio nueva mercancia. In calsado
para nouia, de razo, piel seda
y cabritiila blanca ron borda
dos, hay verdaderaS especlah-
dades y los modeios son de gran gus
to Y chich. Para las fieStas de Pas
c,tas y 4 no nuepo hace importac,ones
especaales eI Sr. Salas en- neceseres
de pe1,tmeria, y calsat'o para damas
y cabolleros, son sus proveedores las
mas acreditadas fabrlcas dc Europa
y Estados Unidos. Caizado Gle color
para senoras, senoritas Y ninos, 10
hay sin competencla, 10 mismo que
para cabaIleros y jovenes Con los
nueros modelos de 1910.
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nhrnero de preparados prcscntados & Ia venta
nubliea, pero en 10 que sc rcfcre las Pldonas
del DIR. Lovett debo cumpir un debcr cicn-
tico rccomcndandoas los cnfernos mis-
companeros dc profession
Con este repuiado medicamento (como SC
acredl'a con respetablcs testimonies dc afa
mados 'fativns, como tambien de agra
dccido' eicntes) Sc puriiica nuestra des-
eompue,td san9re. Sc rcsdbIeccn las fuerzas
perdldas y viendonos va sauos, volvemos
los dlas del brrnestar de la ALGERIA no
puede ser de otra mancra, porque es mas
fcliz el saludabae obrero en- su humilde ehoza
que 81 achacoso potentado en- su suntuoso
palacio. Sin salud la vida es un cruel mar
tirio.-cla es Ia sola unidad que valoriza los
oeros dc la vida y es scri siemprc Ia pri-
mcra, Ia mas grande de nucsras riquezas
Con lamar la atenc0n dc Ia humanidad
dolientc aecrca dc Ia nmnortanea meri.os
tcrapeutioos de las ya univcr,almcn,. G mo
cidas Pildoras del DR. Lovcit cump!o t 'et,,r
quc debe cumpir todo mcdco rect. inl-
parcial. DIR. AmADo ).
..eis efefexs+ 4koxe
a.
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AyIso Al pUBLIco.

Las frmas comerciantes & indus
triales que suscriben, cesar en- sus
respectivos negocios.
Por tai motive, tcdas aquellas per-
sonas q. tengan ueditos contra dichas
6rmas pueden prcceder 4 su cobro
desde esta techa hasta ia termin acion
del proximo mes de Noviembre. asi
como tambien los que tengan asuntos
pend;entes en- pro 8 encontra de elias
pueden hacer las aclaraciones que
deseen, Aibonito Puerto Rico. Oc.
tubre 20 del 1909 Ticente Rocco,
PIP. Jose antonio Rocco Jose Anto
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CALADOS Y BORDADOS.

Hechos en- Mayaguez, Puerto Rico
por expertss operarias y bajo y la di-
recci6n. de protesoras competentes.
N. Esterez e. Blanes, Mayaguez,
Puerto Rico.
Solicite en- San Juan 4 la
Sra, doila Bryida Roman
Hotel "Comercio'. Gale Jetuan,
numero 20, quien tiene un extenso
eurtido del ramo 4 su disposition.
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CALIGRAFIA:

CLASSES POR CORREsPoN-
DENCIA.-La letra artificial de las
maquinillas, dura, rigida y mon6to
ma, no es la de I'd. adquiera I'd. la
suva propia por mi sistema de en-
sehanza Y metodo "Educacion y ar
monia del movimiento."
Cualquiera que sea su residencia
profession sexso, POR NAL QUE
ESCRIBA I'd. le garantizo que
adqulrira en- muy breve plazo UNA
LETRA INGLESA cursiva s ma
gistral, expontanea y rapida, suges-
tiva v bella.
CLASSES A DOMICILIO EN- SAN
JUAN Y SANTURCE.- -Escriba pa
IA infornes al professor que suscribe
+. VEGA NEVARES, p. O. BOX
S43, San Juan P. R.
En esta Imprenta Sc vende
papel de peri6dicos viejos a
81 Quintal.
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MoVimiento carCe|aTio
en- Ponce,
de nuestro oorresponsal.

Noviembre l9.-Agapito Cortcs
entro en- sumaria por orden della cor
tc municipal, por el delito de aeomc
tlmiento V aggression; Alexander Gar
cla por el dclito de atentar contra a
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Encom|o de un habN compFofesor

San Jose No. I3. .Redro eBetaneourt.
Matanzas, RepuaGca Dc Cuba.
Certi6co haber usado con noAabIe 3xito Il
magnihco preparsdo Pildoras dd DR.. Lovett
en- muchos individuos de naturaleza raquit;ca
competamente anemicos Siempre he sido
csquvo para tEibutarle mi aplauso al sin
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Y II u. =. Z. z Fl oKeE Ffe
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KRAJEWSKY- Co.

Constructors de-toda case de maqunaras para Con
traes contratsas de facorias compeas incluyendol
edifcos
Para informes presupuestos pianos ETC. dirijirse
Agentes Generates para Puerto Rico
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ATENCION.-En Miramar ffcn-
te 4 la bahia stio delicioso solares
2O-36 Sc venden. 1ntormara Juan
Obrer q P. 0. Box 1,134 8 en- su do
micilio parada 10, Santurce. 8v.a
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CONSULToRIo DEL
Doctor Gonzalez Martinez.
SAN FRANCISCO 26.
ALTOS FARMACIA COLON.
Antique Consultorio Ord6fez.

Tratamiento especial de las enferme.
dades de las Was Urinarias y
de Ia matriz.
Practica de toda clase de interven
clones quirdrgicas, y principal.
mente de opsraciones abdo-
minales.
Laboratorio de Bacteriologfa = Uro
logia clinicas. Aualisis microsco-
c6pico y quimico de tejidos
y humores.
HonAs DE oyrc,sA de ! Up. m.
DIAs FEsTTvOs- De IN i ~ y ~
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-17
NEW STEEL RIOT
TERR0RizES TOWN
Lyndora, Pa, Begs for Protec-
tiOn from Strikers, Who At
tack American Workmen.

BUTLER, Pa, July 17.-Violence oc-
Cured early today at the plant of the
Standard Steel Car Company in Lyn-
dora. Pa, near here. Several men
were injured. one seriously Sheriff
Caldwell has directed urgent messages
to Harrisburg, asking for State con-
stabufarX. 1t is feared rioting will
take place during the day
The foreign workmen at the plant
struck for higher wages yesterday
morning, necessitating general sus-
pension of the large works and affect
ing several thousand American work
men, opposed to strike.
When the Standard company's mill
gates were opened today the American
workmen began entering the plant
Several hundred foreigners endeavored
to stop them and fight followed.
All saloons in Lyndora have beer
closed. 1nscase of further disorder con.
stabulary from Punxsutawney. Pa, will
be rushed to Lyndora.
Later the strikers held a meeting and
asked for arbitrat ton, but this was re.
fused by the company.
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CURT|SS SMASHES
A|RSH|P RECORDS
Beats Best Previous American
Aer0plane Flights-In Air
Fifty=three Minutes.

MINEoLA, n. Y, July IA flight
Of q 40 miles in SO minutes and IS
seconds was made today by Glenn H.
Curtiss in his aeroplane over the
Hampstead Plains course for the cup
offered by the Scientific American. In
this flight Curtiss excelled all his previ-
Gus records and all American aeroplane
records for the year
An occurrence during the twentieth
lap of his long flight, which followed
that for the Cortlandt Field bishop
prize, may debar Curtiss from winning
the Scientific American prize The con-
ditions require that the candidate shall
scar % kilometres over a measured
course. landing within 300 metres of
! his starting point. Curtiss had made
nineteen rounds of the course when he
cireled into a sudden stronghold wind
Fearing that he had not enough gaso-
line Yeft to make headway against the
breeze, he shut off his power and de-
scended. He tried TO reach the starting
point, but the machine glided 10 the
earth more than the required 200 metres
away from that point When the aero
naut opened his gasoline tank he found,
to his disgust that he still had two
quarts of fuel left, enough to have
carried him several, miles further
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-17
BOY FOUND IN
PARK FOOLS POLICE
Burton Reiger Turns Out to
Be Youthful Baron
Munchhansen.

"A worthy successor to Baron
Munchhausen has been found in the
person of 12-year-old Burton Reiger,
of 1870 Astor street, who was found
asleep in Military Park early yester-
day morning by the police of the First
Precinct The lad was brought to the
First Precinct with bundle of unsold
newspa pers under his arm, and there
told such a pitifu tale that Superin-
tendent John Cullen, of the Children S
Aid Society became interested in the
case.
To the police the lad said that his
mother had died seven years ago, and
that his father remarked shortly after
wards. His father. he said, died two
years ago, and then his mother remar-
ried The tale of cruel treatment he
told against his stepmother and step
father so impressed his hearers that an
investigation was made, and as a result
they were asked to appear in the First
Criminal Court today. They utterly
disproved the story told by the lad,
asserting that he was incorrigible, and
Judge Hahn committed him to the City
Home.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-17
REAL ESTATE DISPUTE
OVER FEE SETTLED.

About a month ago the Commercial
Hotel property at the southwest cor
ner of Washington and Academy
streets was sold to Arthur c. Hensler,
secretary of the Joseph Hensler Brew
ing Company. and as soon as the con-
tracts were signed, a dispute arose be-
tween James Cadmus, builder and
real estate dealer, of % Clinton street,
and William H. Burn, a real estate
man, of 1S5 Market street, as to who
was entitled to the credit of making
the sale and the brokers' commission
kirkpatrick & Young, the former own
ers, had given an option of sale to Cad
mus and he had started negotiations
with the purchaser when Burn APP
peared and claimed to have also
brought about the sale to the pur-
chaser. After the contracts had been
signed the owners referred the matter
in dispute about commissions to j.
Bayard Kirkpatrick, and several days
time was taken up in hearings on the
matter. Ex-Judge George H. Lambert
presented Mr.. Cadmus's claims to the
brokerage before the referee, and
Charles E. Thorne looked after Mr.
Burns interests.
After carefully considering all the evil
dence produced Mr.. kirkpatrick rem
dered his decision day or two ago,
and awarded the credit of having
brought about the sale and the COM
to Mr. Cadmus. The purchase
price was $4,000. and is one of the inn
portant transfers of property made in
this vicinity the past few monthss
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Al lOERMEN n TO PLAY
REPORTERS BALL
CITY Officials and STAR Team
to Meet Next Saturday for
Fresh Air Benefit.

Following a meeting of the baseball
committee of the Board of Aldermen
last night, that band of athletes
formally challenged the baseball repre-
sentatives of the STAR to a nine
inning battle to the death, to be played
next Saturday afternoon at Wieden-
mayors Park for the benefit of the
STARS Free Ice and Outing Fund.
Needless ito say, the challenge was
eagerly snapped up, and the game Is an
assured fact. The aldermen won the
initial struggle of the series, two years
ago, and last year the STAR turned the
tables in one of the most spectacular
games of baseball ever seen on this OF
any other earth. What?
AS may be readily seen, the game
next Saturday is the deciding one of
the series and will be played to the
limit or beyond. The aldermen shave
been practising secretly for long time
and declare they have the most for
midable baseball Organization which
ever donned uniforms for them. The
STAR men are saying nothing except
ing that they will fight hard and, if
necessary, die game. Alderman Huegel
is captain and manager of the alder
men and Amzi Berla is assistant man.
ager and press agent.
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TRAIN HITS AUTO;
ONE DEAD; 8 HURT
Fatal Crash Occurs on Rail-
road Crossing Near Long
Island City.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Port
Washington express crashed into an
automobile at the Winfield crossing of
the Long Island railroad, three miles
from Long Island City. today, killing
one occupant of the car and seriously
injuring two others. Edward Hurry. Of
Glen Cove, L. l., a deputy sheriff, died
with a broken neck. Allen Perry, of
Sea Cliff, L. l., and Archie D. Tappan,
of New York and Glen Cove, were taken
to the hospital, the former with con-
cussion Of the brain and internal in
juries and the latter with a broken leg.
Both may die. Horace T. Sherwood Of
Glen Cove, leaped and escaped. injury.
Trees hid the approaching train until
the autoists were close to it. The en-
gine struck the machine squarely, hurl-
ing the occupants into the air
Patrick Monahan, a passenger on the
train, fell thirty feet from trestle and
was probably fatally hurt.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-17
CITY PLACES VALUE ON
NEW WATERSHED LAND.

With the definite result of fixing a
value on the 700-acre tract of land in
the Pequannock. region. achieved, the
members of the Board of Works last
night returned from their inspection OF
the watershed The tract had been
offered at $50 an acre. and after the
inspection the board declared it was
worth not more than s25 or $50 an acre.
In the representation made to the
board 1t had been declared that the
timber on the tract was alone worth
the price asked for the land 1t was
discovered, it is said, that the timber
was worth much less than that. and
that 1t could not be removed without
trespassing upon adjacent lands.
The commissioners made cursory
inspection of the Wanaque watershed
where 1t was proposed TO asuire a tract
of 120 square miles. They were I'M
pressed with the adaptability of the site
for a reservoir. On the return trip the
party visited Echo Lake. They found
that several houses had been built In
the vicinity Of the reservoir.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-17
EXTEND BROAD ST.
LEASE Is YEARS
Marshall & Ball Get Long Term
on Presbyterian Church
Property.

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Inc III III u siieil q Dan' ene
prominent Broad street clothiers, mas
negotiated new lease for seventy-five
years. with the trustees of the First
Preshvferian Church for the nremises
o u,h,ob tbair s+ora ,s ,oot,, located
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nVe leet' nine. lhches' ana the rental
is at the rate of $40 foot, or $lS,-
S02 so. The lease, just executed, is the