The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-27

sentatives; Zenjuro Horikoshi, ex-
porter (silk goods; Kunizo Koike,
broker, Toxic Stock Exchange, mem
Der of Chamber of Commerce; Rim
nosuka Hara. representative Toxic
glass manufacturers; T~okunosuke Ma
chida, silk thread dealer, trustee OF
Chamber of Commences; Narazo Taxa
tsuji, director of Ka~negafuchi Cotton
Mill Company; Torajiro Watase, pro-
prietor OF Toxic Konoyen nursery.
Suyeo Iwaya, member of Hakubunkan
Publishing Company; Baron Naibu
Kanda, professor of Peers School;
Taizo Kumagae. physician; Takajiro
Minami, professor of Toholku Univer-
sity, Nogaku-Hakushi; Motosada Zu-
motto, proprietor of Japan Mail.
osaka-Mlchio Dol. president Osaka
Electric Lighting Company, president
Chamber of Commerce.; Tokugoro
Nakabashi, president Osaka Shosen
Kaisha Is. S. Coz; Bokushin OF, presi-
dent Sulphuric Acid Company, mem
Der House of Representatives; Toshio
Matsumura, assistant mayor of Osaka,
special member Chamber OF Com
merce, lawyer; Tamenosuke Ishibashi,
member House of Representatives,
Journalist, Yeinosuke Iwamoto, broker,
Osaka Stock Exchange; Heibei aka
guchi. silk weayer.
Kyoto--Jihe Nishimura. president
Chamber of Commerce, textile mer-
chant, member of HOUSE of Represen-
t~atives; Seigi Nishiike, secretary
Chamber of Commerce.
Yokohama-Kahei Otani, president
Chamber of Commerce, exporter (tea);
Kinsaku Soda, member Chamber OF
Commerce, banker; Akira Shito, presi-
lent Silk Conditioning House, special
membe Chamber OF Commerce.
Kobe-Kojiro M~atsukata, president
Chamber of Commences; Kumejiro Taxi.
manufacturer of manure; Shinkichl
Tamura. exporter.
Nagoya-Kinnosuke Kanno, member
Chamber of Commerce, banker; To
minosuke Uyetono, vice-president
Chamber of Commerce.; Morimatsu
Ito, director Sharyo Kalsha twheel
company, banker.
Inspect Fire Alarm system.
After this ceremony of welcome had
been concluded the members or the
commission were taken to the fourth
floor of the City Hall, where they ex-
amined with the greatest show of in
terest the intricate fire-alarm tele-
.,.nh s,e.en, THAT they might more
F,,,ir, coo lie Workings Chief Ashley
tooI paron W. to box 312 at the
oar,ar of trood and Creen streets and
haa h;,, sard In an alarm The mem
hers ~ tho commission were assembled
T., az. ,,,,a ~, tha civ Hall stems.
and tvAo minutes and tbirty-eieht sec
80. aftar tha heron had nuIled the
49, Tna,,a connanv No . dashed
mon tho SCENE II was followed In
rania success,on nv Chemical Company
No , Eroina ronnanv No. /. water
rowe, No I Truck No. 1. the Salvage
Germs antonobiIe and Engine COMPANY
M <
In +,,ink,,ng &c n scanned to the
~aeighted v~jsitors tho tower was raised
=, 800 NJ tbe cir Hail four lines OF
ha.a ,,,era ,ornected and two areat
stra.n,s of u.ater from, tho ~hieh-nres-
suro mains at Broad and Franklin
streets ,yera being ~pIavinp down South
prosd street
uoet OF the trolley cars had been
ston,ed h,,t one slinped through the
bloclsade and its ma ssenpers who had
croycded 10 the ndo we're doused.
parcn shin,Isa wa ella pped his hands in
his mcrrhneut- over this untoward Incl
dent. nsshe did when the crowd on the
western side of Broad street were
ca,rh, In tl,e5 spray from the powerful
streams of water. This spray formed
a bea utiful rainbow when the rays of
;the sun caught it.
The members of the commission came
here TODAY from Springfield. Mass. Be-
cause OF the murder of Prince Ito none
on them attended the elaborate ban
,dt,et. which had been prepared for them
In Springfield last night.
.J,isi az soon as the reception at the
CIV Hall md the high pressure ex-
hlhjtion nv the fire department was
over the visitors were split into groups
and whisked away TO the different
manufacturing industries of Newark.
BY request OF the Board Of Trade the
embellishments visited devoted them
selves TO showing the visitors through
the factories and explaining their
methods of production. Many souvenirs
were handed 10 the visitors at all the
plants.
Before the factory OF the George A..
Obi Company was visited Mr.. Oh
served his guests light refreshments
at his home. While at the factory they
were given souvenirs. AT the Osborne
Company factory the japanese flag was
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