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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
@eftern Wareiano Giieubahx.
S1nfim.

auBttW. & u
geainrsrb 81. sept, perIdBt S%tIenssiatton.
4.1o gaorgenS - Sdneupoft. Sdeerstopn, N.
& W. Rn.. 8aDnesborp. Gbcmbersbura unS
aiseenoinu'en eonntas, Saleod unS Gunber.
'2.45 ;s,a6m. - Accommodation mao Union.
Bridge. 800
@4.16 seasrt. ehneuagrpreb, Saustftnie.
Saaerstcipu. 5anecd. Sbtppensbure nnb aus.
geftortiftsit Spnntde. 6reberid uno GunnitS.
burg WarlorssGoeeoR8l. u.
Saalidl, aasgeupmmtn sunntaa.
100 Wor9eits-gorf. 3. & $. 9tb., unt Cor.
7s5o MSreens--aftcm. mad 1burntout.
NS.5T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Grpres, Reftminffer.
griieeoiIe (5reoerid). Ginmifs6nra, Tbir.
i1ont. Anbnesboru, Gbnmbersburg, Saaers.
tomr. S,atteods, Cumberland, GliirS (Pntfet.
SbferbnticnS. u aaeon), ~
ESQ ytdtm.-SauptIirie. 5ftIi6 bon. gu,oru.
Srose, lerller gert, Sanober, GETTYSBURG unb
v. Il s. Iin.
$50 @adm-glffom. mad Sauober,
Glib Nbenos-Mffpm. nod unioHsBrftee.
Is.4s aben.HasRyHIll 1sM rs IIsion.gr,so. nm,
Sanober.
SaIt .ntdi an gennfpIpania.gpe .eiatton.
Stee'*rat. Y. 0su.-Desneaer. Oe1.so.0Gt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
Sdliffsnndlrifltcll.

Ncm Dorf, s.. Wioi. Ger
Compiler go @oscognc" lit nod
@ourc obgciobrcn.
Elp \, 8. Nfoi. Bon
9fep'Dort ats lit ser Compiler st,
SoitiS" bier cingctroiicn mo Icste
'eine Tciic lrof Gbcrbotrg ,ino
Soutbompton tort. o
NouloguC 8. Ntoi. Ger
Gonlpfcr ~NottcrOum" lit nod Nelp.
Oorf ubgciabrcn.
NntDerpcn, {. Moi. - Inlns
pier uNiodinom" lit pon Baltimore,
pia Son0onL bier ongcfommen.
Nuelpn, 4. Mai. 49, Iumpicr
Mora" lit nod Baltimore abaciob-
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
IbinDrtStaAc Der &%aiiasicr-S amtI fer
Dun Nciu=Wurf.

Nn II. Mot nSnoiona" nod @ea.
bel uno 8cnlo.
aln II. Otoi narolpriu5 @ilbclm"
nod Bremen.
Am If. Man vSambura" mad
Gibraltar un0 Ncopel.
Vim II. Wtoi nEotSbam" nod) Iot.
teronm.
gn If. Moi DGe0ino b'Stalia"
tnd Nenpcl uno @cnuo.
gm II, Moi u9liidcr" mad Can't
burg.
Vim II. Moi pGcconic" mad,
Southampton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

** Ter nOto5art : Mqnlterd)or"
peronitoltet om 30. oieies Wonats ei.
ne Grfurlion laf) @cttpsbltrs. gin
tiid)tigcS Gonitc bat binreid)clto Sor.
sc setro9en, oaB sic Ausiliielcr luc.
Der Slnger, nod Ilrlt 81 leihcn bo.
ben lperoen; goll5 beIonoere Nrranae.
ltents ipllroen ober fiir quite. Inter
boltitllg ipdbreno scr Salrt getrofferl.
@cr iibriaenS ifpn jenoIs eii,er
InsfIug nit bieiem &crein genlad)t
bat, miro goll5 getuil l%uilicn, baB &c
nuBreide S%tiinben in glltsiid]t iteben.
Gos Grfuriions-eonlite beitcbt aus
een $50. SraR3 8itosI, 81 Gtee?gSe{ie,
Charles @atefielo, Nor Stroilit,
Sbeo. SdGfer mo Sernl. Selinef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
Baltimore Sampf-Eadet-Gompaanie

CUTE li1o 3loetidtttge Pdis9tnte.e ~
Die 8eretntate SfddtehFToft beftroprnb.
Tanpfer ,,girainta" (Heu), aAtabama,"
ut@eprgta,". p9enneiiee."
Snfnpfer fnbreH tdalih, Snnntaes ausge.
ronn1en, bon ben ~Rah sqtrtes "Tters, Ir. To-
49,, fiabtsstrnfs, ESQ gbeubs. brett mad Oh
&Eotnt Comfort, gIortyif, gorismoutb uIo allen
9oint Comfort nit Der .G. & 8. Gifenbatn.1
afn6 8i6mpno. @erbinouna in 9%ortsmoutb NIT
benz rGeabcuro stir Clinic" foIioen 3uee nod
Portsmouth uno sltIanto. Sn GorfoIf 8erbin.
hline nit per r@tIantic Goaft Cine" GorfoIt
ino ipeittid uro ~Slo Dominion Cine" nan
Nelubern, gsafbineion, BAG, ai6monS. Vo..
unb glelu.Oorf.
.MabI8eiten mad europdtfhem Blame. aurii.
rtbfe aaiilten5immer, eIeftrifte BeIendtuna.
9ampfbci9una. Goien fret. @eheroirte aaiiten.
5inlrher in ben @taetzBnreaur Der r8absatne,.
SIR. 107, SftsgaItimpre.S trabe; Nr. 506--50s,
qiqbtsstrabe; g. u. g. Office GiooftsG6e Der
baltimore. uno GaIbertsStrabe;. continental
1rrft Vrlilo'n9" nno IIbaugb's, gr. 100, Eorb.
@barIpSsStrdBe.
Sgbu d.. SbertuUub, O.. Brutpu,
8icesBrdf. II. Sen. sWanaaer. Gen. 9aiI..sat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

Sn GbcItcr, ga, i~tiir6fc 6rarl
elijobetb Iutb9abe, ols tic int &C.
arifte mar, einen Seppit ais eilent
6enIter ihrcr irt 3mciten Stod &c.
lcgcnen @nbhlms 5l bGnaen, fopf-
ltber lit Die Sicic mo brad lid bas
@cllid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

reit gum Sebraub In Der Camden. unb Df.
Hop dl'Station Iirt 1000 Ibetos.
Heterbi,irflg bon Aaiim TN Snfdfs uber Bdfs
'Ior'gSaeeons. Speiferaten etc. iperben f4nen
hefnret Der 1eIepbon tn alien f~cIGenben Billet
gfireair: Gbar'e9e nnb 9nfftfroresGtraBe g.. d
-, ct. Raul 1894. ooer Mo. GourtIaHb 1901;
Wst. HohnisStntiua, G.. & g., mt. 8ernon 3123;
gamoen,StaSiort 5nfo einntioHs.giirenu. Cd g.,
81. Paul SAG, ooer Wb., Gourtlaao 2726, uni
YET. 526. GiibrBrpdbipap. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
Mcrdants C Mincrs Sranspurt. 60

lamp er.2tute.
Sradbt uHo gaifagiere.
= gah Bottom une benz Often.
Sorttua. 2ienftaa nnb Sreitng, 6 ilbr gbenoa.
BAD Frnoioenee uno benz Often.
Sonntag, WIittpod urb 5reitag, 6 1br Ibents.
Rad 9eiupurtt9aepS
IdeIi1, alsgettommett Noniag unb Sdmltaa,
0 uhr MbenhS,
> Graht nHaenonlmen tdalib biS 5 ubr Tddtri.
fit o~enfcIbcn 3ng ~fabrenbe Sdrnpfer,
PAD Sahannob uno benz Siiben.
9ienftag, Sonneritne uro Gamitna,
6 ttJr Nhcuos.
.. o.. Wie9iein, sl9ert. Bier 3, Sub G.s9ab<gtr.
ipts8iireau: @ernlars uio aigbt'str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
9ou.N aterialien, Ebiiren, GenItel
Rotiorol. 0anfen.
sse sassrs & etas 60, 1o4 ssb.So,parb,etr

Wotl0noIsVanfen.
,Sbe Clb su,pn National gaaf," Gap. unb
@getersGirabe. Sacpb %. Sopf. Brafbent:
Senrb 8. Heole. auffiIer.
,Sneite Gatiuual.9auf," 432 Sib'Broa6tpdp
u. 8. gS1gner, aafftrer.
,sscitern 9!atipnalsg5ant," IA Rorb, gutalpsStr.
u. Wiarriott. &ailirec.
ysyntmsrs ano Merdlauts' Rational 6aHt,"
Soutbs uro QombarosStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
MarsIano &Yeunislbania Giienbabn.

4gaiIe snr 3eiie in's NasIanb &c.
irrst 6. 8aine, Nr. 4f3, Dtt.gaIti.
imorstraRe, nabe GaitOml SOnie ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

Geteftio-a gentur.
eysxkaxer & enmist, stdnfoIser bon emfttb.
S9eft 4 ebntis, ar. 503 9oIoert guiIbtue,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
atS.Vnnf

StaatS- 8anfen.
p9eatfae sant BON g%alttmore," saIttn,c,s'
nn6 Soutoa0sGtrnBe. Nltguit 0tber, Scdits
bent; q. 3. Slot, S6aBmsifter.
Spar.9anfen.
,Sentfbe epartnnt upn Baltimore" 9utaips
iino galttinoresStrabe
,et. Sames.S parbnuf," BaIttmoresStrubs nto
Guftuutsooutes9oenue.
SruIts@ompaenien.
"%a{alsMH tp r1 s5at gS,% H0Fs~sIt'e sis,n SaIgsrs,
gtdiSent; garrOa San gsbl g$osmsi(ter:
8an 5finner, 9iIfs:S efretdr.
Baltimore SrRft d 0narantse Sp.," EQUITABLE
8utlotto.
Iopofaten.
aarl H.. T. edols, t2e-129 aap gutIbi,s.
Vnftanas &urb, 261-269 gaIoertcuilotna
2anbpirtbitaftIi6e !9eratbe unb
Sdmereten.
grtffttt & 1arnsr Co.. 900, gprb.aaea.etrase.
Warmor. uno Grant, erfe.
8. ttlsdrtner & ebbus, 714-71s BsfttBaItts
moresSirase.
plumbing, Furnaces, STANCES uno
Sefen, 9ahoeden uub Hirnett.
9enaett sros, 523 gorb.S remont.abenue.
9upferi6miebe uno gIumbers.
Subs Eabert, TIA abamessS trabe. 9. l. ,.
9eIepbon: BoIfe 1899.
eller.GerIiherungen.
.,RoHal 3uiaraaee So Of 2iperpppL" $eurp M.
g%9orftele, observation-disclosures, 1Ot-t62 Gbamp
ber o. Commerce 8iliiotta.
u0ernanta Seuer . Vcrftdleriih 36.8fteut9att.N
baltimore uno NorfbsStrnBe.
gigentbnms Igenten nnb GAMBLER.
Rtsrrs g. 9asan & 8erlesp, 10 Oftasrinsion'
Strabe.
Sufihmieb. 3ubebor.
q. etatt Rague Co., 362-364 Rorb-0 ab>Str.
rGssisltsatss soan eo," / gorbDSasIetraSs.
4oblen itro Sold.
Sesss .. Sen Setne. $50 GoIumbtasAbsms
Efanf!eib.@ eiddfte.
Eionos ltno SrgeIn.
gtaS. n. ettef, Q Gnrbsaibertp. etrabe.
nem. suats d Co., 9arfs~oc. nno Sor ettesEtr.
Yapier 1nb Eopier.3 Often.
gMttS, Ttsna Co, 05-io Sanpber.Strabs.
gle6plat.en, Wetall etc.
atps,. guufiH & 60. (ineerporirt,. 1S-to
8aIberitondStrnbe.
Geteftio- Ieertur.
exaxta.es & edmtst,' ytantoIser bon Smith,
9sf 4 sSar's. &r bo3 GaIosrt guiibias.
2etdenbeItotter.
eanteyt 4 ebtnc, 17GS-t7t0 gortcrSHbemue
@M. GfSf, sortbs rno @reenuiount.Hbeute
5riebbofe.
rsssbss rars geme.ert." SAresx: II 1en.
GarntogasStrnh.. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

~IVVIN OVIEltII.
,TeutfGe Banf BON 9altimore," SaIttno-e'
nnb SouioaNsGt Nuguit 1eber, Srdt'
bent; q. 3. Slot, ~S6asmstiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

Sruit-Gompoenien.
ygaaralapb Grut g.. g~iotepste6s Galpert
nTlb SeriHall : Strabe. 9. Q. Zimmerman,
9tdfioent; Carroll San Geb, Gtbaemeifter:
Serbs Spencer, Jun, Siilf3sSbasmeifter;
Gan Sfinner, SiiIfssSefretdr.
Baltimore SrRit d 0narantse &c." EQUITABLE
BUILDING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
9amburgsMmcr

3oppelidDranben.
Grprek- nno Haiiagier 9ienf.
Sambnrg Nmerifa $ 2inie,
41-45 9roabuah Neu.Oorf.
artbmr @. &obiun,
amt alten @fase,
127 Sit-galtimpre.St tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

plumbing, SURFACES, Ranges uno
Sefen, 9ahoeden unb Hirne,t.
Benaett grps., 523 gioro.S r~emonisabeme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
li4ALuqagazgyumM

GrpreB5ltge rSeee Stnnbe aaf bic Stunbe" bon
0er Characterization mad Nafttngtpn an
g8obentagen 700 BORN. bis 500 abenoS.
Sthbere ghtabrt bon Der 0it. RopaIsStattot.
strstte 9erntnonns tn Der nsnen tlutos.
ben 2tnien.
Waibinstou. berIaYen Mt. @obaI.stattou:
1905, 1915, +7.10, *7.45, 1856, 70 80, t10.6 80,
1888. s1t.55 &urnt, *12.i6. f12.5s, tt.55
t2.43, 1880, ale, f4.5b, t5,55 ga6nt 1900.
T tS;16 3 rs'9 3 on &imtdlstS,f 10 p 70 N II Il ,2s as as e
200. 1920. zoo, 1920, 1900, $1,000, +f1.0l
8orno *I2.Oo. ti2;o2 *1225, Hoo, t1.o5.
f2,00, $500, 1905, 400, #4.30. 1900, 1905,
GafM, 1000, *6.16, 1920. 100, $500. +8.1t
(GImttcbl, 1000, 1905. *lt.05, *1t.3 abbs.
6reoerif, eamoe1'Siation, f7;S5 uno s9.t6
Bornt., Hips, 1850 INTO $500 gla6m.
Sagerstoun, Wit. HobaIsStation, t7.45 Born,
1886 Gabnt. gantoersS Station, t7.35, 1904
BORN, 1850, 1900 9lahm.
Hpgaf 9lne 2tne
nan, gtifabelphia unn Neiu.Dur!..
Iener terminus an her 9reiunb bipdn8teffen
StraBe, ReiuaVorf, bequeut na1 SoteIS unb
Ibeateri1. g-Htr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

i'm ult0 oCngSirtb 2olti4 Nrn1ouc nit
Dem EoOe beorobt 5u bdbcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
Sbar.gal1feu.

Spnr-ganfen.
ySentfde epartnnt ION Baltimore" 9ntaips
uno gaItinoresStrab
,et. Sames.Sparbnmf," BaIttmores5trubs utp
Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
grtffttt & 1urner Co.. 206 giprbsEaea.6trate.

Warmor. uro @rantt.Werfe.
8. etisdrtner & ebbue, 714-7ts Eeft8aItts
moresGtrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

gledplot.en, WetaG etc.
ases, guufiis & 60. (ineerporirt,. 1910
8aIberitoHsStrnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

3upferihmieoe ino plumbers.
Sobs Nabert, TIA 9bames.S trabe. 9. l. ,.
9elepbon: 8olfe 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
N0Dof0teu

Qart u. 81. edjcit, t26-t2o 9du 8utIbtiis
Vnftanas &urb, 261-269 gaIoertstuilotna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
2etdlenbe}tatter

Santeyt 4 ebtuc, t7GS-t7t0 gontcr.Nbem
Sis. GESf, Rortbs uno @reennicuntsNbsmte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

6riebbofe.
rssrbsr ears geme:ers." SAreex: II 1en.
GaratogasStrnh-. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

gisentbums Igenten unb Gambler.
gterre 6. 1aean g. 8eppep, 10 Dftasrtneton.
Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

Scller-SerIiherungen.
.,NoHal SnInrauee So Of aiperpppf," Seurp M.
g~8arftelo, Observation-Disclosures, 10t-102 @bdnb
ber o. Commerce Riliiotiia.
peermania Seuer : 9crfiferan sS.etteqfbatt.1
Baltimore uno Nort6sStrnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

Eionos lrno Srgeln.
gta3. n. ettef, Q Gnrbs2iberit. etrabe.
An. Ruabs d Co., 9arfs.toc. uno Sdr ettesE fr.
Yapier nnb Enpier.3i iten.
emtft, Stsna Co., i05-io7 Sanpber.Strubs,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-06
SUBURBAN PAGE
MOTHER FINED
$50 FOR NEGLECT
Mrs. Mary Hens, of Bloomfield,
Gave Son Liquor, So
He Says.

Mrs. Mary Hens, 80 years old, of 1873
First emu Bloomfield, on complaint
of Jared w. Kimball, superintendent of
the. Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children, was fined $50 by
Judge Hahn in the First Precinct Po-
lice Court today for neglecting her
three children. Mrs. Hens was arrested
early yesterday for creating a dis
turbance on a Kinney street car by
Patrolman Flood and had with her at
the time her three children. Florence.
aged IL; Mary, aged I, and Price, agsd
3. AT the time of her arrest, it is al
legged, she was under the influence OF
liquor.
This morning was the third time that
Mrs. Hens had been in court on
charges of intoxication, and only two
weeks g she was allowed to go on a
promise to stay sober. She pleaded for
another chance, but was refused. Mr..
Kimball stated that he had written
the woman several letters about the
way in which she was caring for her
children, but that she refused tt lake
better care of them. A short time ago
her 12-year-old boy was arrested for
int~oxication, and he told the court that
his mother had given him wbiskey.
The lad Is now in an institution. Mr..
Kimball will taxi care of the children
while the woman Is In jail.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-06
BELLEvILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Garrison, of
l27 washington avenue, will return to-
morrow from a stay in Sussex county.
James A. Neary, of Hornblower ave-
nue.. has returned from a trip to Maine.
Miss Elsie Forbes, of 146 New street,
las returned from her vacation at
Greenwood Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Ward, of Co
lonial terrace, are home from their trip
10 Maine.
Miss May Barrett, of Van Rensselaer,
street. has returned from a stay at
Sea Isle City.
Miss Adele G.. Smith, of New street.
has returned from a vacation at AS
bury Park.
Miss Alma Keegan, of Brooklyn, and
Miss Kate Cox, of Rayenswood, L. l.,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cole, of 45 Quarry street.
Mrs. Rebecca Higgins, of New street,
In visiting relatives in Brooklyn.
Chief James X. Provett, of h Belle
Vile fire department, together with
Thomas Hyde and william Hirdes, Will
attenO IIlt COtiNOlitiOb
mems Association to be held in Atlantic
citv on September s as representatives
Of the B%ellevllle department.
Florence James, of 140 Cortlandt
street, returned today from a weeks
STAY at North Branch.
Mrs. John F. Bovine, of Rossmore
place. is spending a week at Spring
Lake.
Mrs. II. Goodenough. of
street. has returned from Greenwood
AXE.
Mrs. P. C. Mckinney, OF Greylock
avenue, will return tomorrow from
West Boyleston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Stephens, of
Colonial terrace, of Rossmore place,
have returned from Asbury Park.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-06
BLOODHOUNOS TO
FIND LOST LAME
WEST ORANGE BOY
Wallie Deusinger's Frantic Pa
rents Seek Outside Aid to
Locate Missing Son.

Having suffered defeat in their vari-
the missing West Orange boy who wan-
dered from his home on Saturday after
noon and is now lost somewhere on the
Orange mountain, efforts are being
made to secure the services of blood
hounds to locate the missing 15-year-
old son of John Deusinger, ~janitor of
the West Orange High School. The
absence OF ~bloodhounds from Essex
county police and detective systems has
led the family to appeal for assistance
to outside counties, and it Is expected
the dogs will be employed this after
noon In an effort to trace the boy Whose
absence ls u-naccounted for.
The Orange Young Mems Christian
Association members who take holiday
walks have been asked to become a
searching party, and this morning
there were scores of men acting In con-
junction with the West Orange and
Essex county park police and neighbors
of the lad In the thorough search of
the recesses in the mountainside, where
1t Is feared the boy lies unconscious
anu uidDlS 10 dlu HifiiSciL vi give WdIh-
ing of his condition.
Young Deusinger suffers with a halt
in his walk and this deformity would
likely attract attention from any one
meeting him. The boy is 10 years old,
but gives indication of being much
younger. No word or trace of him
has been had since he left his home,
10 Lindsey avenue, West Orange. Sat-
I'D vi aftarnaan 1natafta Of fhA
most vigorous and thorough mountain
searches ever conducted on the east
erly slope of the Orange ridge. Chief
William n. Bamford, of the West Or
ange police, has taken personal direc-
ton of the search and he has the
active assistance of his men. Scores
of men searched the ravines on the
mountain slopes Saturday night in the
pouring rain and after a short rest
yesterday they again Joined the
searching parties, but all to no avail.
Deusinger has not enjoyed the best Of
health, and his parents fear that, be-
coming exhausted, he has fallen In some
out-of-the-way place. With the excep-
ton of a statement from a citizen. that
he had seen the lad going in the direc-
ton Of Verona on Saturday afternoon
no trace of the boy has been found.
Forbidden to go swimming on Saturs
day afternoon with playmates, Walli<
waited until the other lads started fol
Gable Road Pond, on the Orange Noun
tain, before he left home.
The dense sections of the mountain
have been carefully searched and the
pond dragged. The boys parents are
nearly frantic with grief, and a search
ing party organized last night went
over the ground covered by the first
searchers, hoping to find some trace Of
the boy.
The first alarm was sounded when
Wallie failed to appear at supper time
Saturday. His father and brothers
went to the pond. but no trace of him
was found. His companions declare
they did not see him after he was 70
fused permission to accompany them.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-06
ARREST SOLVES
CASH-DRAWER ROBBERY.

A mysterious disappearance of .
cash box containing SAC was quickly
cleared up by Detective Oliver, OF
Kearny, on Saturday afternoon, and
the culprit, Samuel Ross, a negro, was
under arrest a few hours afterward.
The cash box was taken from the
cafe of Anthony Schuler. of Arlington,
Saturday morning, and no trace was
left by the thief.
Detective oliver was assigned to the
case, and suspicion soon turned on
Ross, who was employed by Schiller
and who roomed above the cafe.
Ross stoutly denied the charge unts1
Oliver in making a search of his room
found the money wrapped In a towel
and hidden in an old blanket. Ross
then broke down and told how he had
hidden the box in a freight car nearby
after riding it.
He was arrested and Recorder Kelly
held him in 5000 bail to await action BIZ
the grand jury.
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~hARRISON-EAST NEWARK

Mrs. James McClusky and family, of
Soaring avenue, East Newark, are
staying at the Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moore, of Wes-
terley, r. l., have returned home, after
a visit to Mrs. Moore's mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Hunter, of Jersey street, Har-
rison.
Mrs. Margaret These, of Cleveland
avenue, Harrison, is at Asbury Park.
Misses katherine and Helen Rice, of
Harrison m Harrison. have re-
turned from Pine Orchard, Conn.
Miss Katherine Hasson, of Cleveland
avenue Harrison, is on a visit to As
bury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Malone, of 10
Davis avenue, Harrison, are at Ocean
Grove over Labor Day.
Miss Mary Lamb, of North Fifth
street, Harrison, has gone to Asbury
Park and Ocean Grove.
Miss Alice Crossman and Walter
Crossman, of 209 Hamilton street, Har-
rison, are spending Labor Day at An
sonia, Com
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MONTCLAIR.

Mrs. M. G. Sigler, Mrs. II. A. Sigler.
Morton Sigler n Henry Sigler. oil
Valley road, are at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin ". Harrison.
of South Mountain avenue, are IL.
Canada.
Miss Viola Gilkinson, of Bellevue
avenue, is home from the Catskills.
Thomas Dorman, of Upper Mountain
avenue, has returned from a trip TO
the Pacific coast.
William Bardsley, of Park street, is
at Blue Mountain Lake, in the Adj
lrondacks.
w. B. Packard, OF Valley place, and
Richard Hobart, of Mountain terrace.
have gone to the Massachusetts coast.
Curtis b. Shook, Of Christopher street
is spending his vacation at Bay Head
Edward p. Sims, of North Mountain
avenue, is home from a trip to Europe.
F. E. Kip and family, of Crestmont
road. have returned from Shelter Isl.
and, where they spent the summer
The Rev. DR. Charles E. Richards,
of Claremont avenue, who spent the
SUMMER at due INluSt MOultdfhS,
Monterey, Pa. has returned home.
Mrs. Edward C. Howells and Mrs.
william C. O'Keefe. of Bloomfield ave-
nue., sailed Saturday for England. to
remain two months.
Miss Kate Conradt, OF South Fuller
ton avenue is at Lake George, N. Y.
Miss Jane Hughes, of Harrison ave-
nue., is visiting friends on Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Parker Mills, OF
Lorraine avenue, are at Babylon, l.. L.
Mr.. and Mrs. o, w. Kleppe and fam
lily, of Inwood avenue, are at Ocean
Grove.
Examinations for entrance to thu
High School and all makeup exam
nations WILL be held next Saturday at
8 o'clock in the morning at the High
School,
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BLOOMFIELD-GLEN RIDGE

John A. Cohane and Mrs. Cohane. of
Monroe place. are in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Kate G. Barber, of Broad street,
lantic City.
William O'Neil, of Providence, r. l.,
is the guest of his brother, Edward F.
O'Neil, of 1876 Newark
Miss Gertrude Hummel, of 81 New
street, has returned from Belmar.
Condit varick. of Benson street, has
zone to Long Island for ten days.
Eugene Leroy Cadmus, of Forest
avenue. Glen Ridge; Harry N. Reeves,
of Montclair, and William j. Worcester,
of Beach street. are in Point Pleasant.
A. II. Edgerley and family. of Wat
sessing, have returned from Ocean
Grove.
Miss Ethel Cadmus, of Depot square,
has returned from her vacation spent
in Atlantic Highlands.
Mrs. Katherine Weed is entertaining
Miss Mary Walker in Cayuga, N. Y.
Mrs. william Drew, of 113 Washing
ton street, is in Ocean Grove.
The Rev. Edwin Augustin White,
who recently returned from an outing
in Maine, officiated at services In
Christ Episcopal Church yesterday.
Miss Zabriskie, daughter of Mrs. John
Gray Zabriskie, of Winsor place, will
enter upon her duties as al instructor
in a school in Newburg, N. " next
week. The young woman is a graduate
of Wellesley College.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Morris Van Court,
of East Orange, have again taken up
their residence in Lincoln street.
Louis vogelius, of 225 Washington
street, has returned from a weeks stay
in Wilmington, Del.
DR.. Nelson M. Chitterling, of Wood
land avenue, spent the summer in New
Hampshire.