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New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
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New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
ATLANTIC CITY
Namber Of Visitors Breaks January
RsC0~d-Surf attracts Batbers.

A------ City. Feb. San unusually large number
CO 4-lvz-s indicates that the February business OF
c-s 7esor- VIII Be ta- IL advance Of that OF the
same ----h II other years That for the month
--s- closed has been greater than fo- any January
u previous -sars- While the weather has been
mia persons VINO p-omenaded the Boardwalk last
E-5zy we're hardly prepared = see q halE dozen
persons ca1-e CIT q The bathing establishment at
SOFIA Carolina avenue and 80 for dip II the
ocean There were I've women and one man. the
-zz- named icing Fred Olsen. OF New York The
women were Mss Brennan. Miss Nelson. Mss
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--=v stayed So the sUr1 <or five minutes. The
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due 10 vea- ~ OF water.
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day fer --= season The Isleswo-rh Gardens viii
c-e- Few weeks.
Archbishop Ryan, head os the Roman Catholic
Church II Pennsylvania has been coming 70 the
z---e sor TIE last few weeks 10r the weekend
Ez--- Pierre Ao-ogles, C Paris was one OF the
visitors over Sunday he came down as the guest
e Il = Barrett OF New York. and they spent
s-15-- and Monday II the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Z ~ Zvashbu-r, Of Springfield, Mass, is enjoy
~ lie ~ the Ecl-nh-rs-
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New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
CAPTAIN o!sMoND's RESIGNATION.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Referring to your statement IN the Issue OF
the 3lst inst, the effect that Colonel Fo0te or
the 18th Regiment had demanded and received my
resignation owing 10 dissatisfaction beg 20 make
the following statement.
Owing 10 recent changes in my business arairs
and falling health founi it impossible TO give my
command the attention Il required. After striving
for six or eight weeks 20 maintain my command
-. er these eondiuons-for did not wish leave
II with commissioned Officer finally handed
my resignation TO Major Baldwin. dated January 1
and he, wishing 10 reconsider It. did for
ward It 20 the colonel until the 25th inst
II Colonel Foots Eaz dissatisfied with the coQdI-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
THE FLORIDA RESORTS
Golf at Niani-Ne1C Yorkers Din
ner Hosts and Guests.

Miami, Fla, Feb 6-GoR has been the leading
sport in Miami for the week. and many guests OF
the Royal Palm were on the links almost daily
preparing for the tournament OF Thursday. Ralph
WOrthington, Harry 2. Myers, Of Cleveland, and e
B Rohn. OF Poughkeepsie. played eighteen-hoIe
handicap Saturday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Sanford. OF New York. entertained a party
Of ten at dinner Saturday night The guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Quentin Jones' Mrs.
Newbold Edgar, Robert ". Parsons a. A Glenn
eIts, Joseph 2. Greaves and Admiral TryOu
The Brazilian Ambassador, Senior Joaquin Ma
buco, accompanied by his family and suite arrived
here last night
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

Major General Charles F. Roe commanding the
national guard who reviewed the 81 Battery,
under command o1 Captain Charnc@y Maddox. last
Thursday night, gave the command very high
praise. He said that the officers and men had dis
played wonderful skill III the mounted exercises III
the narrow confines OF the riding ring, and tnat
the exhibition reflected the highest credit upon all
concerned. and demonstrated the marked pro gress
the command making. The exercises OF the
evening aside from the review, consisted OF d
mounted platoon drill, with two ded pieces, and
exhibition BY the rough riding class.
On LincOIns Birthday athe battery win FIRE a ma
uonal salute OF tweuty-oue guns at Prospect Park
The annual inspection viii be on February 10. Ser
Lessels OF the ID sisnai Corps Is iastructin
the oartsryIuen IN signal work.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

tons In Company II he did not Intimate II 70 ne
and. further. # he demanded my ressHalI'a' Was
not aware Of II until read your account
? have no doubt but that there has been soI-l7
misunderstanding in ths matter. and "oI-1 ask
that you print this statement over my sisnaI--re
ABRAN c. GIS1IJ\D.
Captain Company II. 18th Regiment
Brooklyn, Feb g. 1893.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

80 Company, who has not been IN accord with
Captain Johnston. has resigned by request OF COLO
nel Davis.
officers Of the 22d Regiment, at their annual
dinner last Thursday night. remembered tnsIt II
the twenty-ffth anniversary OF Colonel W after
B. aotchkin's joining the regiment, and gold
watch fob patterned after the regimenta1 PIN with
the figure '22 set in diamonds. was presented 70
him.
The annual fun dress reception Of the Non-Con1-
rrIssioued Officers Association. to be held - the
armory next Thursday night, viii be an interesting
event The aTulory VIII be beautifully decorated,
bands Will furnish music. and during the grand
march variety Of colored lights will be thrown
the marchers. Each woman guest viii be pre-
sented with e handsome souvenir booklet
Company Z VIII hold its annual dinner at Reisen-
weber's February q. Major Usher has re-
ceived the brevet commission OF lieutenant colonel
for twenty-five years faithful service
Through the kindness OF Major General Wood.
the annual church service will held in tbs
chapel on Governors Island May q
IN the 18th Regiment First Lieutenant Jay zorn.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

Both the I'D and 18th regiments were asked n q
communication from the adJutant generals ofce II
they would attend the inauguration ceremonies al
Washington provided the state helped out by pay
ing s. q man toward ths expense Both regiments
declined the orer. The members voted soma time
ago not TO take part account OF the raising
OF the transportation rates. The 20 Regiment naS
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

An inspection by War Department and state On
GERS was made Of the Ist Battery under command
Of Captain John +. Organ at the arnnory last
Tuesday night II parzded four officers and ninety
sfx enlisted men out of one hundred members On
the roll The battery VIII be reviewed in March
by Secretary Of War Oliver.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
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New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

threat It is believed, win end the feud that has
COST SO many lives in the last year.
Arthur ". Shear son of the late Surveyor Of the
Fort Joseph S. H Shear, must pay 1900 into his
fathers estate because Of two notes held By his
stepmctner. the administrator. Shear declared ne
hao paid most Of this money 20 his father, but he
eou1o produ no proof Of payment.
Mayor Taylor has accepted the offer Of the man
sger OF the NIils Building Of free quarters for
himself until the city shall provide suitable Offices
me mayors Office was IN the McAIlister street
wing or the old City Hall which architects declare
Is unsafe. although it has stood since the earth
quake and fire. The city Treasurer refuses TO
move as he declares that with an outlay OF 81 600
me building can be put in good condition
The San Francisco Building Trades Council re-
Gently made charges to the State Engineering
Board that the concrete structures being erected
oy the contractor OF the Agnew State Hospital for
the insane, who employs non-union labor,
faulty and that his contract should be cancelled.
A thorough investigation was made BY State En-
siileer Eery. who has reported that the buildings
are well constructed Tests made by experts
= demonstrated that the charges were false.
The supervisors Of Stockton. the seat Of san
Joaquin County, have decided that the prisoners IN
the county jail must hereafter work on the county
roads. County officials have grown weary Of feed
ing able-bodied prisoners so they have decided to
make them useful IN putting the roads into good
order The usual protests by labor organizations
have been made. but the supervisors have paid no
attention 20 thenl as no laborers can be hired 10
work on the roads for wages which the county can
afford 10 pay.
W D stephens former president Of the Los
Angeles Chamber Of Commerce and q prominent
Republican, has been selected as candidate to
oppose Mayor A C. Harper, in the proposed cleo
ton for Mayor under the recall provision Of tho
Charter The Municipal League Of Los Angeles is
now soliciting signatures 10 great popular peh-
ton 10 have Mayor Harper recalled because Of his
alleged protection OF saloons, gambling and pool
selling and other vices in Los Angeles.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07
on THE PACIFIC SLOPE
Ar-i-J7pauese Legislation Popular
zr5th DemdgOgUes
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=z- r-s--fs-r Feo 6--he absurd resolutions
t-a-psurar .- +ts Nevada state Legislature and
re ss-z--- lu1.c-ocs autlcs OF some oe1ragos~es
.- --a california Legislature have combined Ie
make ridiculous the whole an---Ja araI-ese move
men -r=-e ts 10 question b-r t-lt --e people
Cs --s E--zc Coast would Ike 70 see tle japanese
g-s.-.as -rs-.se.F as the Chinese are barred CIT
s- 81. .- ---zrze= mar Il IS impossible secure
z-.a legislation r5w. Through the Presidents ---
1-=z-e -ls japanese government has checked me
.-e-z e coolies into Hawaii ard -lis coast, aEs1
sz-z-s persons see tLEc Il IS The part o. wisdom
--- O. interfere with rE-s arrangement, "---H Is
v----a- exclusion. without any trouble on Cali
c1--.z-s part The z1tl-a-1el b--Lr which was de-
c=z-s1 tz -ae California Legislature this week was
vicious measure which would have driven E--li=-
.1-z 11 invested capital out ot the state
TIE oily .a-rl-Japanese bill which has passed the
Assembly IS the measure which PROVIDES that Jap
Ezs== children must attend Asatlc schools with
1---z5-+a-z and Indians Il adopted by the Sen
s-e. The Governor VIII probably veto II, as he has
le--aG THAI This is not suitable tine Tor passing
-4Es E1-agoulstic 10 japan
-a- heavy rains tr the early part of this week
Increased the high water IN the upper Sacramento
River aal The result was the flooding ot Red
ding Rec B-lT Teha1a G1d other cl-ies, Win e2-
lenz.Fe uasEouts along the railroad Inc All
-Ea-as from California 70 Oregon are badly ce-
-zgeG Travel from Southern California Is also
Interrupted by 'wasEouts oa the coast line above
Santa Barbara
The Adam Grant estate has let plans for the con
Eruc-iou os an eight story hotel AT the northeast
corner OF Geary and Mason streets ciagona--y
e--1ss from the New Columbia Theatre. II Is TO
be known as the Marquis Hotel. and the lessee Is
A-c--al DebreL & well known French restaura-
ter Il SIS 10 be completed by the end Of this year
Chef e Police Cook declares that Il the high
1l-ar var continues ln Chinatown he VIII cite
The presidents Cf the warring t0ngs before the grand
g-ry and have them prosecuted for melting muir
1er He declares that ii is time the real responsl-
5--ry for these Chinatown assassiuat-Ous De
sEs-eEt L5Eue 10 prominent Chinese a4 the chiefs
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

Captain Sydney Grant Of the 18th Regiment. has
been unanimously elected major. he is known
q very popular and efficient officer, and his com
Dany for years has been one OF the largest in the
national guard He first Joined the regiment
q private IN Company D. August 2. 1881
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

OF Company c, has been unanimously elected cap
tain OF Company L, vice Williams resigned
Colonel Dyer loses. with regret, The services Of
First Sergeant Charles A. Wherein. Of Company B.
a veteran cS the Spanish and PhIippi1s wars Hs
Joined the regiment in 1896, and has taken his hon
orable discharge.
United Spanish War veterans Of Manhattan have
arranged an interesting programme OF athletic
games rc be held AT the aru0-y OF the 22t Req
ment on Saturday night March c. The events.
which are open 70 all registered athletes, are 20
yard dash z40-yard run. SsO-yard ru-. one and
three mile runs two-miIs bicycle race and shot
put al haud.caps. and 44o-yard novice run
There VIII be relay races for teams OF four men
each for the following, Military Athletic league
athletic clubs colleges Young Mems Christian As
soclatiou Sunday school Athletic League. Church
Athletic League Catholic Athletic League and the
Inte--settleraent Athletic League. There VII be a
44G-vard run open 20 the public and briv.rs pre-
paratory schools ana to nigh schocs.k There viii
be a potato race, open To- Spanish V; = Veterans.
Handsome prizes viii be given Entries close on
February q. and can be sent to the anuory or 70
Dfegas Z CIusL, no % John street where blanks
can also Dee obtained The entry Zee - sc cents
man fer each event
The 18TH Regiment made a fine record az its an
nrIaI inspection by Department ard state OFF,
GERS last "Wednesday. Out of 79I members the
roll only five men We're absent, snd the inspecting
officers gave the regiment high praise. Every
company had 100 per cent OF members present
cePt and II
II has been decided after all by the members Of
the 7th Regiment 70 attend the inaugural parade in
Washington on March 4. and arrangements are
now being perfected. Colonel Appleton was IN
Washington during the last week in connection
with the coming visit OF the regiment
The Rough Riding Club q Company F. under
command OF Captain sJotesbury. VIII VISIT New
Dorp, Staten Island. Friday ana take dinn1r
there. a se~ies Of battalion drills viii be held soon.
General George Moore smith, commanding tbs
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

First Brigade has been invited TO review two Tegi-
ments In Brooklyn he will review the 18th .Hesi-
ment In its arnory mex: Saturday night, and will
review the "a Regiment IN its armory Saturday
night March Il.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

Company Of the rs; Regiment win hoid an
election for q first lieutenant on February ID Il
promises to be 3 lively one. as there are several
Can6ldatss-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

also voted TO go on pleasure trip of It's OWL
during the summer which, It IL believed. vii 6ene-
II. the command much uors than going to Wash
tnEron in March
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

IN the 18th Regiment First Lieutenant Jay zorn.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

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New-York tribune., 1909-02-07

threat It is believed, win end the feud that has
cost SO many lives in the last year.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-27
TWO DAYS AUTOMOBILE
RACES AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

NEW YORK, July 27.-Brighton
Beach is now ready for its great two
days automobile speed carnival, which
will take place Friday and Saturday
next. The reconstructed mile race
course was completed yesterday and
the gates were thrown open at noon
for practise. Throngs of automobiles
who had driven down the Ocean park
way turned in to the new motordrome
and tried out the wonderfully fast
track. These expressed general delight
at the great sweeping turns n broad
stretches and. the opinion was widely
expressed that all records will be
strewn by the wayside in the twenty
four-hour race that will end on the
course at 1890 o'clock Saturday night.
For today, tomorrow and Thursday all
automobiles will be permitted to use
the track when entered cars are not at
practise. On Friday morning the gates
will be closed and a final treatment of
glutrin will be given so that the course
may be lightning fast at the start of
the racing program at 1;S0 O'Clock on
that day.
/. Entries for all the races will close at
noon today at the headquarters at 1910
Broadway, this city.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-27
CITY ADVERTISEMENT.

LOCKWOOD STREET SEWER, BEECHER
TREET REPAvING. BADGER VENUE
PAVING. ELIZABETH AVENUE PAVING.
Notice is hereby given that an assessment
upon all the owners of all the lands and real
estate peculiarly benefited by each Of the fol-
lowing improvements, namely:
The construction OF a sewer In
LOCKWOOD STREET.
between Ferry street and Lister avenue. ac-
cording 20 the provisions OF an ordinance Of
the city OF Newark, entitled A ordinance TO
provide for the construction of a sewer IN
Lockwood street, between Ferry street and
Lister avenue" approved March Is. 1905.
BEEcHER STREET.
from West Kinney street to Halsey street. ac-
cordins to the provisions Of an ordinance Of
the City OF Newark. entitled A ordinance TO
provide for the repaving Of Beecher street
from West Kinney street to Halsey street" ap-
proved October 2. 1865.
The paving Of
from Clinton avenue 10 Hawthorne avenue, ac-
cording to the provisions Of an ordinance Of
the City of Newark. entitled AN ordinance TO
provide for the paving OF Badger avenue, from
Clinton avenue to Hawthorne avenue" APP
proved April 3. 1908.
The paving Of
from Peddie street to Hawthorne avenue. ac-
cording to the provisions OF an ordinance Of
the City OF Newark, entitled AN ordinance
to provide for the paving of Elizabeth avenue.
proved March 20. 1905, has been prepared by the
undersigned commissioners, appointed by the
A4daO VI IL ~ y u Y a n 1A4 &AaL q ~
port by a certificate in writing. with an ac-
compsnying map and schedule. showing the
several assessments against the several owners
peculiarly benefited as aforesaid. has been de-
posted In the ONCE OF the City Clerk OF the
City of Newark, for examination by the parties
interested therein.
Said assessment comprises all lots, tracts and
parcels Of land and real estate liable to be as
sessed as aforesaid. lying on both sides Euclid
avenue, between Esther street and Cornelia
street. on both sides of Cornelia street. from
Euclid avenue to a point about 100 feet north
erly; on both sides Of Catherine street, from
Euclid avenue to a point about $40 feet north
erly; on both sides of Joseph street, from Euclid
avenue to a point about sos feet northerly; on
both sides of Esther street, from Euclid avenue
to a point about 800 feet northerly: on both
sides of Lockwood street, from Ferry street to
Lister avenue; on both sides of Beecher street.
from West Kinney street to Halsey street; on
both sides OF Badger avenue. from Alpine street
to Hawthorne avenue; on both sides OF Eliza
beth avenue, from Peddie street to Hawthorne
avenue.
A Lot" represents an entire plot OF land.
whether large or small.
All persons interested In said assessment may
be heard before said commissioners on Thurs
day, the twenty-ninth day OF July, 1908, at 2 p.
M, at the commissioners room, No. 4 sd hoor).
City Hall.
Dated July %. 1909.
WILLIAM DIMOND,
JOHN F. MCNAHAN,
ADOLF FISCH.
jy2s-bt Commissioners
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-27
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
FIELD DAY PROGRESSING.

The annual field day of the Knights
of Columbus will be held at Olympic
Park Sunday afternoon, September II.
The members are already hard at work
preparing for the meet. From early
indications it appears as If this meet
would surpass all others that have
been held in this vicinity. All of the
big stars AVE promised to compete.
Chairman George F. Bechtle has ap-
pointed the following subcommittee:
Track and training, Thomas F. Cum
mings, Thomas a. Brady Thomas H.
Knowles; officials. Thomas J. McNally,
Eugene j.. Sullivan, William A. Con-
way; printing and publicity, George A.
McDermit, Joseph w. Sharp, Patrick
A. Blewitt; prizes. Joseph A. Bauder-
mann, Thomas j. Smith; reception.
Charles A. Gillen. John Noll. Freder-
lex Gerlach; music, E. J. Sullivan.
The entry blanks will be ready for
distribution tomorrow, and can be had
at the Columbus Club, $50 Broad street.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-27
MARVIN HART'S
SECONDS SAVE HIM
Schreck Furnishes Him Severely
in Third and Fourth Rounds
and Wins.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July a.
Marvin Hart, of Louisville, last night
threw up the sponge in the fourth
round of a scheduled ten-round fight,
after Mike Schreck, of Cincinnati, had
punished him fearfully. Right and left
uppercuts to the jaw and short-arm
jabs to the heart won for Schreck, who
was the favorite. Hart was the ag-
gressor at first, and Schreck got in but
n telling blow. Hart opened fiercely
in the second, and sent a right and left
to Schrecl's jaw, and then Schreck
seemed to awaken and sent terrific left
uppercuts. to his opponents jaw in
rapid-fre order.
Hart appeared weak when he entered
for the third round, and Schreck pun
ished him fearfully. Hart struck but
one blow. Schreck continued right and
left short-arm jabs to the jaw.
In the fourth Schreck continued with
fast blows to Jaw and body. aand, as
Hart was about to fall, his seconds
threw up the sponge.