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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-08

George Rettfnser. George Eager, III,
Albert Roehri, jr.. Charles Eager,
Frank Eager. Oscar English, John
Egerer, George J.. Fehn. Frederick
Fehn. Thomas FLYNN.
George Franck, Joseph Fachet,
Charles Frankenberger, Joseph Frank
enberger, Anton Gineiner, Frank GERS,
John Hoch, John Herterick, William
Hebrecht, Louis Herbstsommers join
Heinleni, William Haeberle. Thomas
Haeberle, Fred Haeberle, Frank Haze
berle, Henry aHilsinger, John Holzborn.
Edward Hubert, Emil Herbert, J. Ps
Jaqui. Charles Jaqui, John Krentz.
Adam Krebs, John Kali, L. Kresswan,
John Lutz, Joseph Schmidt, A. Schla-
gintweit. John Schencke, John La JOE,
Herbert La Joigf william F. Lind,
Charles Leipert, Otto Mueltner, Fred
erick Maier, Louis Maier, Alois Mater,
Charles Miller, John Miller, A. Meyer,
Fred xMehl, Bernard Millman, sr.s
Thomas Millman, A. r.. Miller, Fred
Millman. A. tMonauni, Christian Musler.
H. J.. Musler, Edward Musler, Joseph
Musler, l.. II. Myers, w. Myers. Frank
M~ittelsdorf, Joseph Matzolf. Bernard
Millman, jr, II. Nolte. ST., III. Nolte, IT.;
Bernard NoIl, Anton OFT, Alois Pfaffen-
bauer, Joseph Polifka. A. Poppre, Ed
ward Posart. Max Sagerer, William
Schneider, Joseph Stoucken, William
Schmidt, Charles Sauer. Francis x.
sehund, Fred schmid, George Schwei-
kert, ST.. George Schweikert, jr., Frank
Schweikert, Louis Sohn, E. lSchmelz,
Joseph Schmelz. Peter Simon, Emil
Schmidt, Charles Schultz, Joseph
Staatsberger. Joseph Spaehle, Jacob
Schmidt. Julius Stuive, Harry Trabolt,
George P. Underwood, James Under
wood, Franz Volk, w. Winter, Charles
Winter, H. Winter, Michael Winter, F.
Winter, j. Wachter, s. Winter. Frank
Werner, Christian Wenger, A. Zeigler,
Zuckermeyer, John Zinkel.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-08
THE THIEF" TEACHES A
LESSON TO HUSBANDS.
New York Critic Points Out
Moral of the Play.

In his review of Charles Frohman's
production of Henry Bernstein's play,
1.-The Thief" which is due at the New
York critic, Arthur Brisbane, COM
mented.
How different are men from
women
Women live with thin, scrawny, I'M
dersized, insignificant, bald husbands.
They praise those husbands constantly.
If he can't grow a beard, then the
wife hates boards. If he has a beard
like the mane of a roaring lion, then
the wife thinks the beard is so man
ly.' If the husband is bald, the wife
thinks that is a sign of brains and re-
flnement, or says she thinks SO. She
even points out the fact that Zulus n
burglars are never bald. If the hus-
band is a thin-legged, narrow-shoul-
dered little person, the wife hates mere
brute strength If the husband is as
wide as Jeffries and as tall as Fair
banks, then the wife studies up Her
cules, and is always asking the hus-
band to double up his arm and let peo-
pie feel his muscle, or to swell out
his foolish chest.
"On the other hand, what do hus-
bands do? They ask their poor little
dumpy fat wives IL they can't pull
themselves together a little and have
some style If the type of their wives
noses get red in ~theyearly morning, In
stead of ignoring that, they talk about
it, and give sage advice. They tell
their wives about new gray hairs and
wrinkles. Truly, it is wonderful the
patience that wives nave with nus
bands and wonderful how they stand
them.
1--WE certainly hope" concluded MIR.
Brisbane, that Charles Frohman will
parade this play. The Thief all over
the United States, in all the cities and
towns. and compel as many husbands
as possible to see 1t"
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-08
POOR ROAD WORK HALTS
BAYONNE IMPROVEMENT.

= BAYONNE. oct. S.-The discovery
~ Comptroller Charles E.. Anne.t Of
two cobblestones in a concrete base,
the material for which by the contract
must be two and a half inch broken
stone, may lie up all road improving
IN Broadway. The comptroller was
walking by the men at work, when, he
says, he saw the two immense rocks.
In the concrete base. He rushed into
the street, picked up the cobblestones
and carried them TO the Bayonne Trust
Company, of which he is a director.
There he had them placed in a safe.
Annett then returned to the road>
.snaking gang. In emphatic tones he
informed the foreman he would sign
DO authorization for payment of the
Rr6adway improvement work when
this kind Of job is being done" The
xereman retorted in equally strong
words the comptroller had no business
- pick UP the stones. a. crowd gath
Red TO hear the Asxchange Of .paeasan-
A. .LIL ~, - Ha-Af.L H.. 49,
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FATHER POELS MODERATOR
OF HOLY NAME SOCIETY.

The members of the Holy Name Soci-
ETY. of ST. Johns Sacred Heart Church
are: The Rev. James P. Poels, mod
orator; the Rev. Father Fidelis, o.. S.
B., president; Cornelius O'Connor, vice
president; William ]. Hagan, secretary;
Charles L~ounsbury, sergeant-at-arms;
Thomas NJ. Butler, Thomas Brennan,
Thomas Beatty, John Brown, Thomas
p. Brooks, John Burke, Edward Berry,
James Cuenan, Bernard Cannon, Joseph
Carroll, Patrick Clark, Nicholas Cullen,
Michael r. Corbitt, John Cantweil,
James. Callen, Michael ]. CORDIALLY, Pat
rick Costello. Andrew Clark, Francis
E. Corbett. Joseph Conaty, William
Corbett, Frank Clark, Michael Doyle,
James Dalton, Patrick J. Doyle, yThom-
as Doyle, Thomas Duffy, William t.
Duerr, John b Duerr, Maurice p.
Doyle, Michael j. Doyle, Lawrence
Donnelly, William Doyle, James Dough-
erty, william Delaney, William Dorsey,
James Dunbar, Lorenzo Crowley, Pat
rick Fogarty. James Fitzpatrick. Frank
J. Fitzpatrick, Thomas ]. Farrell, John
d. Farrell, Thomas Flanagan, Thomas
Ferguson, John D.. Farrell, jr., James
Flanagan, William Frazer, Michae
Gaul, Edward Garrigan, ST., Edward
Garrigan, jr., Edward Goodneek, Philip
German, Charles Graham, john Glea-
sen, Daniel Gum, Thomas Harrity, Jo-
seph Heaney, Edward G. Jones, Eugene
Jackson, Philip Jackson, Walter Kim
ney, William j. Knowles, George Kee-
gan, PFC. Kilcullen, Edward Kilcullen,
John f. Kilcullen. James c.. Kilcullen,
Thomas f. Kilcullen.
Peter Kerns, William Kenney, Thomas
Kane, William Kershaw, Michael Kane,
John w. Herman, Matthew Lynch,
Charles Lounsbury, John LOBBY, Frank
Lynn, Joseph Morton, George Murphy,
Thomas Matthew, John Matthews, John
j. Mooney, sr.. John J. Mooney. jr.,
John Morris, Thomas Meahon, Michael
Mulvaney, Andrew Mulvaney, Patrick
Maher, Charles Meyer, Francis j.
Moore, Michael II. Moore, Charles w.
Moore, Philip Mulvaney, Paul Mees,
John Murtagh, John Mullen, William
| Michaels, Frederick Moran, Hendricus
Mas, Patrick j. McTague, Frank Nc
Avoy, Christopher McEnroe, William
| Mcconnell, Neal McConologue, Joseph
McKenna, Peter Mclaughlin, John Nc
Caul, Terrence McManus, sIphn j.. Nc
Grath, James Mclaughlin, DIR. u. l..
Mccormick, Frank Mccarthy, Patrick
McDonough, Henry McEnroe, Martin
! Mccain, John c. Nugent, Cornelius
O'Donnell. Timothy J.. O'Leary, John
O'Brien, Daniel J.. O'Connor, Cornelius
| O'Connor, Michael O'Keefe. John
| Beatty, Edward J. Parker, Henry S.
Quinn, Martin Queenan, John ]. Reilly,
Farrell Reilly, Terrence p. Rogers,
James P. Rogers, William Ryder, John
II. Rowan, Harvey Redden, Peter
Reilly, George Reilly, Martin S. Rogers,
John Rove, Charles j. Reilly, Patrick
Ryan, F, w. Soren, John w. Smith,
D. F.. sullivan, c. e. ]. Stauhs, Edward
j. Vein. Martin S, Wuest, George
Wuest, John Witty, Michael Walsh,
Stephen Wuest, Eugene VOTERS, J. g.
Wolters, Patrick Walsh, William A.
Corbett, William t. Killcullen.
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DEMOCRATS ASSA|L
RIVALS IN OPENING
ELECTION BATTLE
Say Republicans Do Not Repre-
sent Newark and Have
No Principles.

The Republican candidates for the
Assembly will not ~erunciate anything.
The efforts that are being made to get
them to take some stand are useless.
They do not :epresen. anything. Ger
tainly they do not represent Newark,
declared City Counsel James r. Nu-
gent last night at the reception ten
dered the Democratic candidates at the
Jeffersonian Club. in Halsey street.
This year." went on Mr.. Nugent,
1--WE have nominated a ticket that can
be elected. 1t has no peer. The men
who are asking for the franchises of
the people as Democratic nominees
stand on certain principles. I know
personally every nan on that Assembly
ticket, and l know that if they go to
Trenton they will keep every pledge
they have made. That is more Than
can be said of the eleven men running
against them.
1.-TWO of the opposing candidates for
the Assembly have been tried. They
went to Trenton last year and voted
against the very measures that they
.lpronised the people they would sup
port. The other nine are presumably
of the same timber.
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Hugh. James p Breen, John Hlnchey,
John c.. Given, James McGarry, henry
Newman, Patrick O'Connor, Peter NO
Ian. Patrick Mccormack, John NC
Hugh, Christopher Nolan, David Deg
nan, Patrick Finn, Daniel Lavelie' Pat
rick McCrystai, Theodore Finan, Jonh
Sweeny, Michael FULLY, Patrick NC
Entee. John Mccarthy, Edward FERRIS,
Bernard Sauth, Timothy Ryan, Patrick
Burke, John y. Barrett James .. MAI
kew. Charles Smith, Dennis Malone,
John Milton, Albert Wright, John saul,
Felix M. stage, John Mullane' Jonri
Fitzsimmons, James IL Smith, John
Donahue, Peter Donahue, Edward
O'Connell. Theodore Osbahr, George
James, ST., Matthew Walsh, sr., a
tin woods, w. H. Hattersly, joseph j.
Mullin. John Hastings, John Regain
Edward Whelan. Michael Sugrue, ST.
clarence o.Crowley, John Reilly, Rich
ard Benoit, Stephen Coches, Frank
Eberle, Harry Walsh, jr, Frank anne
George James, jr., Joseph II. kirscher,
Edward Lowney, Joseph M. Gable, Jonn
schreck. Charles Wierdo, Richard
0Crowley. /" e s s.
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VAILSBURG SACRED HEART
CHURCH HAS SOCIETY,

The members of the Holy Name So
ciety of the Sacred Heart Church, of
Vailsburg are Patrick Lennon, P. j.
Walsh, Daniel O'Neill, w. Symons, A..
j. Lee, w. H. Reilly. P. Campbell, w.
O'Brien, T. Connolly, ]. Redmeyer, G.
Redmeyer, George F. O'Neill, w. Mech
lin, J.. Rachel, j. ]. Coen, M. Wehrle,
NJ. Noll, ]. H. Grant, f. H. Milbaur, A..
j. Reilly. ST.. A. ]. Reilly, jr., p. Egan,
C. Koellhoffer, Il. McGrath, P. McGrath,
NJ. Ryan, M. O'Connell, j. McGill, I.
Harrington, ]. Lavery, W. Mullaney,
w. McGill, F. Crowley, M. OKeefe, J..
Skillman, M. Belschic, w. Sullivan, ].
Lennon, w. Murray, M. Scanlon, James
Smith, J. Donnelly, M. Delaney, John
Noll. j.. Reilly, George Reilly, j. Har-
rington, H.. J. Harrington, j. XAVIER,
T. H%effernan, P. Mcintyre, s.. Palko-
WITT, w. Gormley, ]. McPotland. I.
Fox, S. F. Hcey.
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WANT PUBLIC SERVICE
TO PAY FOR BRIDGE USE.

JERSEY CITY. Oct. S.-The Hudson
County Board of Freeholders today at
their meeting in the Court House
adopted a resolution to refer, with the
cooperation of the Essex Boar of
~Freeholders. to the Court of Chancery
the question of what price the Public
Service Corporation shall pay for the
use of the Bridge street structure over
the Passaic River. The resolution points
out the fact that the cars in use now
are larger and heavier than those
formerly used and cause greater wear
and tear to the bridge.
The Public Service Corporation, 1t is
said, refuses to pay anything for the
use of this bridge, claiming that the
Hudson and Essex Boards of Free
holders have no right to charge any
thing for its use by trolley cars.
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HOLY NAME SOCIETY OF
ST. ALOYSIUS' CHURCH.

The members of the Holy Name So
ciety of St. Aloysius Church, Caldwell,
are Carl Man, f. F. O'Connor, James
E. Minshull, Thomas Moran, John A.
John Dempsey, Thomas Cor
coran. John Ottshenheimer, Albert
Heininger, William o'Dough, Joseph
O'Dough, Henry Reilly, Charles Kane,
william Walsh, Joseph Muth, e. g.
Gilsleider, Gerald Crowley, Themes
Ward. BENJAMIN Hoage, John Hayes,
August Hillman, j. w. Lowell, d. p.
Edward Mclaughlin, Thomas
Hartford, L.. E. Hughes. Frank Cay
ton, c. Hayden o'Brien, Julius Stahl,
John Wassong, Robert Jennings, James
jennings, Morris Guggemaus, Harry
Smith, Camelio Petrulio, John O'Hara,
James Gormley. Patrick Crowley,
Thomas Duffy, Charles H. Cowen, j..
q. Mclaughlin, Charles A. Bentle, p.
Mcnamara, w. F. Mcguire, r. Walsh,
John Begali, Raymond Gormley, John
Gormley.
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JOSEPH MULLIN HEAD OF
ST. PATRICK'S HOLY NAME.

The members Of the Holy Name So,
ciety of st. ePatrick's Church are.s
President, Joseph J.. Mullin; vice-presi-s
dent, Patrick ]. Campbell; recordingI
sec1 etary, James A. Grant; treasurer,
John Scanlon; financial secretary, Mi
chael Sugrue, jr.; marshal, Patrick
McCrystal; spiritual director, the Rev.
William p. Brennan; John O'Rourke,
James O'Hara, William Breen, Nil
chael McCabe, Terence REILLY, James
Doherty, John Hart, Daniel Murphy,
Michael Duffy, Richard Duffy, Joseph
Donnelly, Robert Condor, John Ford,
John Brady, John Quinn, Laurence
Gately, Martin Guark, Thomas Cullen,
Hugh Dougherty, Morris Sullivan,
James Grant, Jerome Grant, jeremiah
Calvin, Hugh Keogh, M. O'Rielly, Wal
ter Jordan, Daniel O'Neill, John Ty-
nan, John Fowen, Michael Dougherty,
| William Reeves, Francis Claffey, John
Ford, John Walsh, Edward Begley,
John Wagner, ! Thomas Smith, John
Ganley, Joseph Moss, Richard Smith,
James McEvoy, Cornelius Brennan.
| Charles Farley, James Burning, Albert
| Griggs, Frederick Boyle, James Durn.
ing, Michael Ganly, Patrick Ganly,
Robert Kehoes John Brennan, John
| Howe, Bernard Donahue, James Cum
ningham, Thomas O'Connor, James
MCGOWAN, william Kennedy. John
| O'Neill, Robert Kehoe, jr., Austin Con-
roy, Thomas Golden, Thomas Grant,
Patrick Campbell, John Harold, DAN
iel McCarren, James Brady, James
| Burns, Michael Ryan, Patrick Kelly,
Thomas Friel, Frank Thill, Larry
Burns, Thomas Rudy, John Fullerton,
Michael Boyle, Bernard Farley, Chris,
tian Cook, M. Ford, p. J. Higgins, John
Broderick, John Kenny, Dennis Logue,
| Charles Dolan, John Burns, James
Lynch, Joseph Crook, James Gilday,
| George Meister, Louis Stump, Fred
Millet, Patrick Surry, James Dalton,
| Patrick Mcnamara, Robert Traynor.
Johr O'Brien, William Britten, Patrick
Patterson, Hugh Doyle, Anthony Col
Inns, p. A. Shanahan, Michael Keefe,
Frank Stage, Charles Page. George
Yore,i Frank Nugent,. Joseph Lavelle.
Timothy Mahony, Joseph CHASER,
James Mccarthy. Philip McFadden,
John Dolan, Frank Derrig, Fred
Schmidt, John Delaney, Michael Hig-
gins, Edward Scott, jeremiah O'Rourke.
Edward Quigley. John scanlon. John
Cutter
Walter Meyler,. Fred Hill. Daniel
Warner. John Smith. John Carmody,
Charles Kane, John Gilroy. James
Brennan, John Kenny, Christopher
| Heaiy, Luke Welsh, Joseph Jordan,
Patrick Reilly, Frank Burbage, Joseph
Mcconnell. John Kehoe. Charles Nc
Kinley, George Fitzpatrick, John Nc
Gee, John Brady. Camille Di Biands'
Michael Leddy. John Hayden, John
Moran, william Cullen, William Biz
mingham, James Burns, James Dona-
hue, Harry English. James o'Neill'
John McCafferty. Felix Reilly. Andrew
Roddy, John Dooley, Michael Tansy.
Thomas Forden. John Gillen. William
Kennedy, James McAuley, William
Deitz. Patrick McCrystal, John spen-
Ger, Thomas Murphy, Edward Mcclure
James Dufry. Patrick Fox, Andrew
Heaiy, Larry A. Downey, Walter ST.
Ledger, Daniel Hayes, Patrick Cream
lThomas Burke. Peter MeCort, John NC
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HOLY NAME MEMBERS OF
ST. ROSE OF LIMA CHURCH.

The members of the Holy Name So
ciety of the st. Rose of Lima Church,
Short Hills, are ]. A. Banagan. James
Banagan, John Carigg, Hugh Carigg,
Edward Dunn, Thomas Dunn, John
Dunn, James Dalton, owen Keenan,,
Peter Kearney, Patrick Feeney, Thomas
O'Brien, Daniel Kehoe, John Kehoe,
John Lyon, William Koch, James Hand,
John Storey, William Skilley. Felix
MCGEE, M. S~chuester, William Hyland,
Edward Lonergan, Alfred Whittkop,
John, Lonergan. jr., Maurice Lonergan,
William Lonergan, Mark Antonio.
George Doyle, John Gume, Harvey
Young, Thomas Fennessey, Hugh Fitz-
simmons, John Minard, Thomas Butler,
BARLEY Farrell. Philip Lynch. Ed.
Lynch, Frank De Groot, John Ryan;
William Tighe, John McConik, Thomas
Dunleavy, John Connolly, G. Whittkop,
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CLUB IS
HOST At DINNER
TO COL. COLGATE
Guest of Honor Presents Bowl
ing Alleys to Organization.
Members Subscribe $1,000.

Colonel Austen Colgate, president of
the Essex County Country Club, was
the guest OF ITO members of the club
at "a stag dinner given last night at
the clubhouse, during the course of
which many testimonials were paid
him,
Ira A.. Kip. POSTMASTER. introduced
Colonel Colgate, whose opening remarks
were barely audible above the cheers
that greeted him. Colonel Colgate took
occasion to present the new bowling
alleys, his gift to the club, and spoke
Of the need of larger accommodations
TO meet the growing membership.
In. H. Powers Farr, one of the speak
ers called upon by Toastmaster Kip,
declared hat Colonel Colgate was not
Only a credit to the club, but the COM
1iunity at large
ttIf the county committee only real
ikcd that fact" said Mr.. Farr. cit would
mot only be better for the county, but
for. the whole State"
II. A. Gillespie urged that the mem
bers present donate 5000 for the re.
construction and beautifying of the
upper apartments of the club, the plans
Oh WHICH nave nteI competed, ana
before the members had left the club
this sum was more than realized.
other speakers included L. w, Ashley,
e. d.. Duffield, w. S. Rode, Manton L.
Metcalf, w. ID. Sergeant and Stephen
J. Meelker
Those present at the banquet last
night were j. Fl. Shackleton. Andrew
Eiker, w. p. Field, w. NJ. Krementz,
@. L. Gubbleman, f. H. Smith, Ellis
Adams, l.. II. Conant, f. M. Woodland,
A. B. jenkins, E. L.. Klepstein, w. ].
Kingsland, c. S. Kidder, r. Arrow
smith. F. b.. Lindsey, C. Hathaway,
8. P. Voorhees,, p. F. Thompson,
g. w. Rouzer, E. r. Lee, w. l..
Fort. S. X. Fanington. e. s. LAM
home, c. r. Lee. j. Westervelt, II.
p. Low, r. d. Reynolds, C. A. Han
son. r. Rodman, N. e. Stewart, C. H.
Dewett, jr., ]. A. Kip, jr.. II. S. Holmes,
III. ". Brewer. NJ. B. Metcalf, E.. H.
Graves, f. Colby. j. Storris, T. A. Gil
tespie. j. d. fitzpatrick, DIR. ID. w.
CRANBERRY. Theodore Wilson. r. Fl.
Blanchard, G. A. Cakes, d. Cakes. A.
b. Leach, ]. d. Everett, A. D. Palmer,
w. Ramsey, jr., G.. E.. Adams, e. V.
Connect. jr., T. S. Young, H r. Winter.
e. d. Dufield, Irving Smith, G.. d.
Cook, o. S. Hart, Il. f. Clapp, r. Col
Sate, T. H. Farr. ]. Crowell, C. S.
podd, J. r. Taylor, F. H. La Pierre,
Y. r. Hazieman. e. w. Taylor.
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ST. PETERS, BELLEyILLE,
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.

The members of the Holy Name So
ciety Of st. Peters Church. of Belle
VILE, are: President, Martin j..
Malague: secretary, James A. Murray
spiritual director and treasurer. the
Rev. Joseph P. Smith; Patrick j.
Byrnes, NJ. M. Cahill, Thomas Aeon
polly, Martin j.. MaIague, Augustin' A..
McEnery. Henry c. McEnery. William
McEnery, Leo p. McEnery, Thomas
McCrath, Joseph ]. Kennedy, Harry
a. Smith, Edward J. Livingston. WILL
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ATTACKS COLLATERAL
INHERITANCE TAX.

TRENTON, Oct. S.-Henry Nj. Til
ford, yice-president of the Standard
Oil Company. handling his deceased
brothers. estate OF $11 500, 900, has at
tackled the constitutionality of New
Jerseys collateral inheritance tax.
Through Counselor Malcolm 6. Blu
chanan. of this city, Mr.. Tilford seeks
not only to overthrow the law but. in
addition, appeals from the levy of the
Register of the Prerogatiye Court, who
demands $1,000 0 as the States share
of the legacy.
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TWELVE CRUISERS FOR CANADA.

OTTAWA, Ont. Oct. SIN the Par
liamentary session TO open in November
interest will be centred on legislation
to create Canada's new navy. IT is said
that 1t will involve the construction OF
twelve cruisers OF the Bristol class and
destroyers of the river type, and that
nine viii be stationed on the Atlantic
and three on the Pacific.
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OF. NINETEEN
DIES IN HOSPITAL,

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. s.-Mrs.
Isaac sahn. of Nelson street, this city.
who two years ago bore triplets and
named them Taft, Roosevelt and Loeb.
died in the Wells Hospital. She gave
birth TO her nineteenth child on Satur-
day last.
Ten children survive her, the eldest
being 10 years Of 9 and the youngest
16 months.
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Mems 81 to s. Shoes

Strictly custom made
hand sewed; %gunmetal, u
vici, French kid; plain J
toe and tip; lace, blucher q
and button. Frazin 81
Oppenhefm price to SO; at
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Children's Fine see Shoes

5000 Pairs-Think OF
&; ;$ 4: s 81 !. : ;; :]:;:!!. e: E; Sc
as good as this? Patent
colt, Russian tan calf, tan vici' and
gunmetal. All good shoes; sizes
S to 8 and 81 to ?. Frazin &
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ACTIONS BEGUN FUR COLLECTION IF
 I AXE $
COUNTY TREASURER BEGINS PRO CEEDINGs TO BRING COIN
 TO PUBLIC COFFERS

Six suits for the collection of taxes were filed in the district court yester- day by the Territory of Arizona, at the instance of D. R. Williamson, treasurer and ex-ofiicio tax collector of Gila coun- ty. through Attorney Harriet NJ. Kene- fck.
 The heaviest suit is that against Su- san B. Mills, owner of the Aztec and Pinal mining claims. The amount sued for, including costs and attorneys $ fees, is $667.6
 Other suits are as follows;
 Emma H. Swasey and the unknown heirs of G. A. Swasey taxes and costs of collection on the Albert Lea mining claim, $27914.
 Mary R. Drown, Red Robin mine $220.5l. Buckley Silver Mining company, Buck ey claim, $lS7.35.
 Arizona Utah Gold & Silver Mining company, Newton claim, $6S.l9. | John J Cramer, Ohio Boy claims, Nos l and ?, $59.66.
 Action in these suits will probably be taken up before the court as soon al the fall session resumes Other suit are in preparation and will be file, within short time.